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Climate Change voices from communities - Cities and towns where Australians live, generally concentrated near the coast, will be affected by sea-level rise and storms.

Human Rights Watch: the Anti-Terrorism Bill - In order to protect freedom of expression, "urging" action must not be criminalized unless it is directed at inciting imminent lawless action....

Asylum under Rudd: tough, or just shonky? - Labor is being tougher and more ruthless with asylum seekers than the Howard Government, according to an analysis of decisions made by Immigration Minister Chris Evans.

Labor chooses John Howard's Excision Zone - Refugee advocates have accused the Federal Government of abandoning its softer approach to asylum seekers...

Coal Industry overheats Kevin's Climate - "I found myself in the climate stream with representatives of coal mining companies including Xstrata and Shell, yet not a single person from an environment non-government organisation..."

Burnside: Citizens rights and the rule of law - "I would have preferred to see the Government removed because of its lamentable approach to human rights..."

Dear Mr Rudd: Ideas for a Better Australia - Writers who stood against the predominant neo-liberal, neo-conservative tide now present a positive program for the new government.

The unthrown kids - All the photographs of the "children overboard" incident in 2001 - leaked to Project SafeCom after the incident...

Kevin Rudd's Motion of Apology - The very first motion put by Australia's new Prime Minister under Government Business was the speech to The Motion Of Apology to Australia's Indigenous people.

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How to make a donation to Project SafeCom

Project SafeCom is a self-funded not-for-profit Incorporated body. Since the start of operations in 2001 we have generated our income from sales of selected books through the website, fundraisers, public forums, film evenings, our stall at events and from memberships and donations.

You can make a donation to us in one of several ways as described below. Note: donations to Project SafeCom are not tax deductible.

Several ways of donating to us

There are several ways you can assist our operations. First, by making a donation, either by cheque or money order, by a transfer of funds into our account, or by making a credit card payment using the well-known PayPal payment processing agency. But ... there are more ways. Below is all the information!

Money order or cheque

For donations by cheque or money order, you need to consider the following details:

Write your cheque or money order to

Project SafeCom Inc.

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 364
Narrogin
Western Australia 6312
Australia

Direct bank transfer into our account

Make a donation by transferring funds to our account at the Bendigo Community Bank Kulin, BSB Number 633-000. Account name: Project SafeCom Inc., account number 115643900.

P.O. Box 364 - Narrogin WA 6312 - Phone 0417 090 130

Credit Card payments using PayPal

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Book your holidays in 'Freo'

There is an immaculate house in a quiet leafey street in Fremantle, or 'Freo', which is available to our supporters as one of the friendliest 'bed and breakfast' places in town. It's called Bliss On Wray, it's within walking distance of the beach, and it could be the location for your next quiet holiday or business accommodation right in the heart of Fremantle on Wray Avenue - opposite the office of our Fremantle member in the Federal government Dr Carmen Lawrence.

So, can we invite you to a house inspection? Simply click on the picture beside this text to see the photos and find the schedule of rates - and every night you sleep, the owner of Bliss On Wray commits 10% of your payments to Project SafeCom...

Visit our bookshop

Our often-visited 'bookshop' is right at your fingertips at Project SafeCom. And, keeping in style with what we stand for, we only sell books we endorse in the context of what we're about: accountable government, responsible politics, human rights maintained to the highest standard, and a planet that is cared for with the greatest sense of responsibility and responsiveness during an age where she's in a serious crisis.

Right here on this page, you're looking at two dust-covers that explain it all: Julian Burnside's Wordwatching, and Helen Caldicott's Nuclear Power is Not the Answer. Helen Caldicott's book is more overt than most other books about the dangers we face in a new "nuclear age" - even if nuclear energy is just used for 'peaceful purposes', while Julian Burnside becomes your tour guide to the trapdoors of government spin and urges us to be very, very careful in the words we use, and in discerning the words and statements from government we read.

So, click on the dust-covers and look around the bookshop. At Project SafeCom we're into informing you fully, and while we do that, we have a tiny retainer from the publishers for every book we sell. Happy travels!