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Above: "The Police Chief's Car" taken the night of the Star Hotel riot in Newcastle, Australia.

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Sunday, November 17, 2013

National Day of Climate Action 17 November 2013

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Occupy Newcastle Town Hall

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Occupy Sydney
Social Documentary Photography
Anti-Coal Seam Gas

Anti-Racism Rally in Lakemba

Anti-Racism Rally in Lakemba

Lakemba 5th October 2014

The Star Exhibition at Lock- Up Gallery

The Star Exhibition at Lock- Up Gallery

Installation view of the Star exhibition curated by Geraldine Bobsien and Bernadette Smith at Lock-Up Gallery in Newcastle held on the anniversary of the 1979

Star Hotel Riot with author's photographs top and bottom left of the wall.

This Is Not Our Town

This Is Not Our Town

Revitalisation or Land Grab?

The Nays Have It

The Nays Have It

Scotland Says No For Now

Dark Days For Stockton Bight

Dark Days For Stockton Bight

Environmental Holocaust Faces southern Stockton Bight

Protecting Our Land and Water Doco

Work Makes You Free comic satire film

Work Makes You Free from bernadette smith on Vimeo.

Under sunny, blue skies and the all-controlling gaze of the state apparatus you soon learn that if you don't laugh you'll only cry… This edgy black satire, imbued with the zeitgeist of the impending Occupy mass protest movement, follows the travails of Connie a disabled welfare recipient struggling for the right to exist while navigating Australia's misanthropic welfare system. Using stand-up comedy as a weapon for the oft-silenced voice of the other, Connie tells a story of underclass survival. Using the visual language of aesthetic formalism to radically interrogate the status quo, this film exposes the dehumanising regime that is Australia’s dark underside.

Our Land Our Water Our Future Protest Song

NEWCASTLE'S COLD WAR SECRET - A FAMILY VIGNETTE

Two 50 year old women brought up on opposite sides of the the Cold War discover a sense of shared humanity during the 2010 Australian Federal election. Childhood memories recalled against the backdrop of Bob Santamaria's shadowy Industrial Groups with its hidden toll are finally brought to light.

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