Timeline of Anarchism in Oceania: Difference between revisions

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This is a timeline of various political, legal, military, social, economic and environmental events that have occurred in Oceania (a region encompassing the states of Australia, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Samoa, Micronesia, Tonga, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Palau, Tuvalu, Nauru) that are relevant to libertarian socialism.

1964: The Mount Isa Mines Strike occurs over pay disputes, but soon sees a complex struggle evolve for control of the union either by the IWW, communists, liberals or corporation.
1972: Construction workers take over the unfinished Sydney Opera House and run it as a self-managed workplace in protest of the unjust firing of a fellow worker. Not only does this improve productivity, but it also results in large gains for the working class across Australia.
1990: Tramworkers' in Melbourne, Australia take over the trams and depots, placing them under workers' control in protest of efforts to privatise the tram network.

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 == 1900s ==
+* 1964: The [[Mount Isa Mines Strike (1964)|Mount Isa Mines Strike]] occurs over pay disputes, but soon sees a complex struggle evolve for control of the union either by the [[Industrial Workers of the World|IWW]], communists, liberals or corporation.
 * 1972: Construction workers [[Sydney Opera House Work-In|take over the unfinished Sydney Opera House]] and run it as a [[Workers' Self-Management|self-managed workplace]] in protest of the unjust firing of a fellow worker. Not only does this improve [[productivity]], but it also results in large gains for the working class across Australia.
 * 1990: Tramworkers' in Melbourne, Australia [[Melbourne Tramworkers' Strike (1990)|take over the trams and depots]], placing them under [[Workers' Self-Management|workers' control]] in protest of efforts to privatise the tram network.