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The ghost in the archives #4: Searching for that rainbow at the end of conformity – The Echo

Michael McDonald Locals fought long and hard against Club Med in Byron Bay and eventually won through the courts. Photo Jeff Dawson. The art of the peaceful protest has been a staple of Byron Shire life since the ‘new settlers’ arrived in the 1970s, searching for that rainbow at the end of conformity. It has taken on elements of theatre and of humour, often expressed through costume, dance, music and that ubiquitous medium, face-painting. In 1991, as well as protests against indiscriminate government logging mentioned in Archive #2, some 400 people took to the streets of Byron Bay in January to protest against ‘the current crisis in the Persian Gulf’. Various luminaries addressed the rally at Main Beach, backed by a large banner, ’No Bloody War’.

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WATCH: Why are there so many supercars in Katara every day?

Driving around in groups of unique and specials cars has become very popular and somewhat of a tradition here in Qatar. As a local living in Qatar, you are bound to see a group of special and unique cars driving around certain areas of the region. This leaves one to ponder as to why such a tradition has become so popular in the region. Although no one really knows its origin, the tradition can be traced over several years back and can be witnessed during special holidays and weekends. In fact, you can see this tradition even during Ramadan as customized cars have been found driving around Katara near Iftar time.

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Farmaajo on warpath with UAE over interim remark – Goobjoog News English

GOOBJOOG NEWS|MOGADISHU: The outgoing administration of Mohamed Farmaajo has hit back at the UAE over remarks by the Gulf nation terming his government ‘interim. In a strongly-worded statement that did not mention names but was clearly directed at the UAE, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs lashed out at the Emirati regime for destabilisation in the region and supporting insurrections. “We, therefore, deplore and warn against some of the misinformed and misleading statements that disregard facts and at times appear to be supporting insurrection, from some quarters, that are well known for their unceremonious acts in the region, falsely posing as the master of another nation’s future, in contradiction of the norms and principles of international law,” the statement read in part.

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Somalia: Interim Government Whitewashes its Role Blaming UAE, Candidates for Electoral Stalemate, and Violence

In a press conference he held at his office, the Somalia Minister for Information directly blamed the United Arab Emirates for encouraging insurrection and use of violence re-igniting fresh tensions between the two countries. Minister Osman Dubbe responded angrily to a statement the UAE released decrying excessive use of force during the Friday clashes between the interim Somalia government and protesters supporting the Union of Presidential Candidates who previously declared non-recognition of a government whose mandated term expired. The opposition, as a result, demanded that they had no confidence in another attempt to revive an electoral process led by President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo as they blamed him for its failure in the first place.

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