THE DARWIN FESTIVAL

THE DARWIN FESTIVAL

A few of the mister men attended the Prison Songs documentary which was shown during the recent Darwin Festival. The general consensus was that it wasn't bad, apart from the awful grating dirge described in the programming as the 'Songs' bit. Take that out and it would have been watchable.

LOUDER THAN BOMBS

Prior to about 1985 child sex abuse did not exist in Australia.

SHAME ON YOU

8 AUGUST 2015 

You know what its like out there on the internet. Everyone is trying to snatch 5 seconds of fame or peddling dreams like snake oil salesmen back in the day. 

Then there's the press: 

'Michael Jackson's still alive. He's living next door to Elvis….' 

'Len Notaras signed an agreement to double aboriginal employment. He smiled like he meant it...'

LEVEL PLAYING FIELD

Sunday 2 August

As we have said from the beginning, the mister men are here to bring information and empowerment to the bullied and oppressed workers of the northern territory department of health. We know that in the teams we currently work within, there already seems to be a greater sense of camaraderie. What was being whispered in the fire exits and corridors is now being discussed openly between staff of all grades. The recurring question however seems to be..


.. who are the mister men?