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On 13 May 1996 13:01:57 +1000, Peter Merel <pete@zip.com.au> wrote:

>.............More details posted to march-committee@efa.org.au
>and march@efa.org.au as they come to hand. 
>
>Btw, is there any difference between the populations of those two lists?

Yes. The march-committee list has just the people who have volunteered
themselves [or were volunteered by someone else and agreed, as I understand
it ;-)] to be part of a committee to organise the march.

The march list is a public mailing list. Anyone with suggestions/ ideas,
offers of help, etc or who just wants to keep up to date with what's going
on can subscribe to the march list by sending an email message to:
	march-request@efa.org.au
with the word "subscribe" in the body of the email (no quotes).

I've just realised that there hasn't been much in newsgroup lately about
the march. So, lest other folks think the march has died or people have
lost interest - it hasn't, most activity is on the mailing list now :-)

Other sources of info are:
    	http://www.anatomy.su.oz.au/danny/march/
	(the main march page)
and
	http://www.efa.org.au/Campaigns/NSWproposal.html
	(more extensive info on the NSW proposed legislation, also march info)

Irene

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