Fundraisers: Burma, Timor, EMILY

Date: 20 November 2000

If you're after a good cause, there's no shortage of options in the next few weeks as the Silly Season gets a conscience.

Burma Action

Thursday night, November 23 at 7pm at the Gaelice club, Devonshire Street, Surry Hills.

Bands will be baBalu and B'Dussy, tickets $12 and $10. For tickets call 0411 337816.

Proudly sponsored by the CFMEU, PSA and Labor Council of NSW.

East Timor benefit night

Help Rebuild East Timor.
Music by Jackie Orszaczky + Tina Harrod
Starfish Club band

SunLounge featuring Rick Falkiner and Solange Olivera; Steven Brandon; Peter O'Doherty

Win a prized print from: Michael Amendolia (Network, David Dare Parker (Network), Peter Solness (Network), Paul Jones (Freelance), Andrew Meares (Fairfax), Jason South (Fairfax), Jack Picone (Network), Phil Quirk (Wildlight), Stephen Dupont (Freelance), Ben Bohane (Freelance) and HT Lee (Freelance).

Some prints are signed by Xanana Gusmao.

Raffles, food, bar, door prizes.
Bondi Pavilion, Sunday December 3, 7-11pm.
Supported by CFMEU and Waverley Council.

Sisters Turn Four
Tickets are still on sale EMILY's List 4th Birthday Celebration

Guest Speaker is Sharan Burrow, President of the ACTU, talking about Labor's success with women progressing into decision-making positions viz
- 50% of ACTU executive are female
- EMILY's List have helped 38 women to be elected into parliament around Australia
- EMILY's List contributed $250,000 to Labor women's campaigns and provided mentoring, training, media support and strategic campaign to candidates.

Thursday 23 November 2000
Venue: All Seasons Premier, Menzies Hotel, 14 Carrington Street, Sydney, (above Wynyard Railway Station).
Drinks & Finger Food 6pm-8pm "Melbourne Room" Cost: $45 concession available. Hotel parking at evening rates
RSVP by 20 November 2000 to Melanie Stewart Phone: 9230 2970; Fax: 9230 3043 or mailto:Melanie.Stewart@parliament.nsw.gov.au

For further information

Contact:	Peter Lewis
Union:	Labor Council of NSW
WWW:	http://workers.labor.net.au/

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