Resources

Our resources pages list both downloadable resources — like documents, posters or media releases — and links to useful websites. To find resources on a specific issue on this page, click on the list below. To view resources by type, see the menu at left. More recently added resources are at the top.

Bob Brown - winner of the 2009 Australian Peace Prize

Senator Bob Brown has been awarded the 2009 Australian Peace Prize for his lifelong commitment to peace, non-violence and justice.

Who will stop nuclear next use? Flyer for forum 2009

20 September 2009 forum: Australia-Japan civil society cooperation for nuclear disarmament.

Kelvin Thomson MP addresses MAPW Council on nuclear treaties: August 2009

Kelvin Thomson MP chairs the Australian Parliament's Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (JSCOT), which is currently undertaking an broad-ranging inquiry into Australia’s nuclear treaties. Mr Thomson addressed MAPW's National Council on 29 August 2009.

Victorian GP is new MAPW President: September 2009

Long-standing Torquay GP Dr Bill Williams this week takes the reins of the Medical Association for Prevention of War, representing doctors and other health professionals around Australia on peace and health issues. Dr Williams sees working to prevent and resolve conflict as an essential part of his job as a doctor.

MAPW piano concert 3 October 2009

 Flyer for MAPW fundraising piano concert 3 October 2009 at Romsey Victoria, with pianist Robert Schmidli. (Details also in events listing.)

MAPW statement on detention of Tamils in Sri Lanka: August 2009

Dr Sue Wareham OAM, President of MAPW, released a statement on August 18 August 2009, regarding the detention of Tamils following the recent conflict in Sri Lanka. The statment noted that approximately 300,000 Tamils are still detained in refugee camps in Sri Lanka and the health effects are of grave concern.

Sue Wareham speaks at ASEAN Landmine Victim Assistance meeting

Dr Sue Wareham, President for MAPW, recently gave a speech at the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) meeting in regards of landmines and the effects they have on victims.

Statement regarding detention of Tamils in Sri Lanka - August 09

MAPW President Sue Wareham made a statement in regards of the approximately 300,000 Tamils that are still detained in camps in Sri Lanka. Concerns include the overall health effects of warfare, including the state of doctors who have to work in these conditions.

MAPW National Council August 2009 - agenda

Agenda for the MAPW National Council August 2009 weekend. All welcome!

MAPW National Council August 2009 public events

Please join MAPW throughout the weekend of 28-30 August for events with excellent speakers, discussions and dinner.

Hiroshima Day 2009: John Langmore address, St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne

Professor John Langmore addressed a special service in commemoration of Hiroshima Day, at St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne on 6 August 2009. His speech considers the ethical questions involved in the possession and use of nuclear weapons; and what should be done about this problem.

MAPW submission on proposed expansion of Olympic Dam mine: 7 August 2009

MAPW reply on the purposed expansion of the Olympic Dam mine.

Hiroshima Day Melbourne events 2009

This flyer lists the 2009 Melbourne events commemorating the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with nuclear weapons. These are a vigil and a concert on Hiroshima Day, Thursday 6 August; a public forum on Friday 7 August; and a rally and concert on Saturday 9 August.

The risk of accidental nuclear war: Melbourne flyer, 2009

Flyer for 7 August 2009 Melbourne public forum with Steven Starr, US nuclear weapons expert.