Rio Tinto Reports

The song is Somebody Else's War recorded live at the Evelyn Hotel in Melbourne with the Figgs (1994) - Bryan Karahasan (guitar), Adrian Deakin (alto saxophone), Anthony Dymke (bass) and Scott Stanley (drums)
The images are of the 2001 Annual Report of Rio Tinto - sponsors of the Burnet Institutes 'Rio Tinto Aboriginal Fund'. Other big corporate sponsors at the time of the Institute's expansion were HIH Insurance, SmithKline Beecham and the American Drug Policy Foundation.
Rio donated a 'Corporate Gift' of $90,000 in 1997, topped only by HIH's $100,000.
As you saw, in part 14, Ray Williams, CEO of HIH, now in jail for corruption, was on the Board of the Macfarlane Burnet Centre, Australia's premier AIDS research and strategy institution.

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The Cause of AIDS - The Australian Connection (part 12)

The song is 'Five Hundred Years', written in 1994, shortly before my first psychiatric incarceration in Melbourne.

The images are of the corporate and individual sponsors of the Macfarlane Burnet Centre (see parts 3-11) including HIH Winterthur (Ray Williams was of the Board, and of several other medical research institutions including Sydney's Garvan Institute). Williams is currently in jail over corruption in the insurance group HIH - the biggest corporate sponsors of the MBC (Macfarlane Burnet Centre) when it transformed from the Infectious Diseases Laboratory of the Fairfield Hospital to a multi-storey complex at the Alfred Hospital Complex (see part 11 - Bureaucracy)
Peace 2 U
Romesh

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