Labor’s ‘cost-of-living relief’ is a joke

Labor’s ‘cost-of-living relief’ is a joke

The final stretch of the US election

The final stretch of the US election

Why is the US election so close?

Why is the US election so close?

No matter who wins the presidential election, a central fact of US politics is that there is an unmovable conservative bloc of about 46 percent of the electorate. It’s Trump’s floor of support, and the reason so many people ask themselves how, after everything Trump has revealed about himself, the race can be as close as it appears.

The terrible legacy of Stalinism in the Middle East

The terrible legacy of Stalinism in the Middle East

Why is the slogan ‘From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’ so controversial?

‘Social cohesion’: a weapon to defend the status quo

The last time Labor deregistered a construction union

Labor loses Queensland, fight against LNP begins

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Amidst a genocide, solidarity with Palestine grows

Omar Hassan reviews the international movement in solidarity with Palestine and discusses some of the political debates it has generated.

Socialist alternatives: The Portuguese Revolution

Joel Geier revisits the inspiring revolution that took place in Portugal 50 years ago, toppling a fascist regime, but ultimately missing an opportunity to progress to workers’ power and socialism. His eye-witness account provides valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the revolutionary movement.

Hamas: A Marxist appraisal

Omar Hassan critically assesses the Palestinian organisation Hamas, arguing that its politics and strategy offer no possibility of achieving Palestinian liberation.

Palestine and the classless politics of settler colonial theory

Jordan Humphreys builds on his earlier work in critiquing settler colonial theory, this time as applied to arguably its strongest possible case.

Nuclear war – “I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds”

Liz Ross examines the horrifying impact and ongoing legacy of nuclear weapons, and argues that their unceasing proliferation, supported by Australia’s Labor government, increases the likelihood of nuclear war.

The assault on workers in Australia

Eleanor Morley documents the attacks that have produced the biggest fall in working-class living standards in half a century – supported and implemented by Labor and Liberal governments, with only rhetorical resistance from the Greens and the unions – and argues for the urgent need to rebuild a genuine fighting left.

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