FREE GAS & MINERALS – PIRATE CNUTS NT

DYSLEXIC ARTIST MEWE

‘I thought Australian politicians loved the Australian people?

Our children’s birthright is being stolen.  All the gas and mineral wealth should belong to the Australian people. All profits should go back into investing in our people, so there is no problem with education and healthcare—like Palmerston Hospital closing the hydro pool, leaving no access for the elderly and disabled. Schools are under-resourced, healthcare is underfunded, and public housing and education are suffering.

We must take back what’s ours. Nationalize our resources—everything should be owned by Australians, for the people, by the people. No Australian politician or foreigner should have shares or profits from our children’s birthright.
They are destroying our future with their international corporate greed. This should be our Treasure Island, benefiting all of us—not just a few wealthy Australians and foreign entities. For the many, not the few. We need an Australian sovereign wealth fund, similar to Norway’s.

Rise up, wake up, stand up for your rights!’

Did you know this? Take it back

• 13% of agricultural land is foreign
  owned.
• 11% of water is foreign owned.
• 76% of liquid gas is foreign owned.
• 80% of mining sector is foreign owned.
• 49% of electricity is foreign owned.
• Big 4 banks 80% foreign owned.
• Woolworths 88% foreign owned.
• Coles 56% foreign owned.
• Telstra 51 % foreign owned.
• Qantas 61% foreign owned.
• Profit for overseas investors.

ABOUT THE PRODUCER

A lot of my work has been done to advocate for human rights and disabilities in the education and the legal system, and also anti war.

Treasure Island exposes the corruption in the NT.

You can get more involved by dressing as a pirate and coming along to the show.

ACCESS

• Licensed Venue
  
• Wheelchair Accessible
  
• Offer gender neutral toilets
  
• Have a fully accessible public toilet that is unlocked
  
• Access to the smoking and bar areas are wheelchair friendly
  
• Accessible by public transport
  
• Car park suitable for wheelchair transportation available within 2 minutes of the venue entrance
  
• Signage is clear, large and easy to read
  
• Assistance dogs welcome with an appropriate toileting space nearby
  
• Seating options are available in all spaces
  
• Railing is used where appropriate (stairs and toilets etc)

WARNINGS

• Mild language

This event is free to attend and requires no registration