Written and first performed by Tanya in 1986, to build the protests at the Bicentennial celebrations in 1988.

'We’re very rough, but we’re very red.' The Rough Reds – Tanya McConvell and Paris Hunter – at International Women’s Day, Canberra, 1997

A rap against the US-Australian invasion of Iraq in 1991. ('Read My Lips' was a slogan from US President George Bush senior’s election campaign)

Part of the campaign against the frameup of two Canberra-based anti-apartheid activists, Kerry Browning and Maxwell Nemadzivhanani, from 1988.

At a protest after the US bombing of Libya in 1986, Tanya objected to someone raising the slogan of 'stop it both of you' – and wrote this rap as a followup.

A rap about the First Nations protests at the Sydney Olympics in 2000