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The National Library of Australia archives significant websites, including Australia's first "web" protest - S11. They call the archive site "Pandora" and it has lots of interesting political sites there. http://pandora.nla.gov.au
There is also a good doco called Melbourne Rising that i used to have on VHS which came out in 01 about the protests. I think IndyMedia made it.
I wish that the entry was expanded and that someone would like to some pics. It was a really colourful protest, and it was agenda setting in its day.