2 short pieces this week:
The incident at Virgina Tech was tragic, but even more tragic that despite the tragedy, gun laws in America will unlikely be amended. So on the noticeboard this week, we explore who the largest gun manufacturers are and what the Control Arms campaign is doing.
On TV now is a fantastic program hosted by Cathy Freeman (ex champion sprinter) on the Aboriginal culture. Going Bush travels to Uluru and other rural communities, documenting the incredbile sense of community and connectedness to the earth that we are unaware of within the Aboriginal community.
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