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Red Flag is the publication of Socialist Alternative.

We're a revolutionary Marxist group based in Australia. We organise activism, public forums, and study groups. Our aim is to help rebuild a revolutionary movement in Australia, to do our bit in the worldwide fight against capitalism.

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Nahui Ludekens
La Trobe Uni crushes democracy
Nahui Ludekens
7 September

If you can’t win a vote, send in the lawyers. That is what the La Trobe Student Association (LTSA) board are doing to prevent a student general meeting going ahead that could see the management-controlled “student association” dissolved and force it to hand back its funds to the student-controlled union.

Borders and the US’s ‘second working class’: an interview with Justin Akers Chacón
Nahui Ludekens
2 October

Justin Akers Chacón is a Professor of  US History and Chicano studies at San Diego City College and the author of Radicals in the Barrio and No One is Illegal. He is a member of the Coalition to Close the Concentration Camps in the San Diego-Tijuana border region. He spoke to Red Flag’s Nahui Ludekens.

Snap truck drivers’ strike brings petrol supplies to the brink
Snap truck drivers’ strike brings petrol supplies to the brink
Nahui Ludekens
26 September

After 16 hours of determined strike action against multinational giant Linfox, around 100 truck drivers in Melbourne’s west forced the company to reinstate an unfairly stood down workmate. Most of the drivers are members of the National Union of Workers.

Activists take Rio Tinto and BHP
Activists take Rio Tinto and BHP
Nahui Ludekens
7 June

As a result of the incessant attacks on Aboriginal communities in Western Australia, another demonstration was called on 1 June in Melbourne.

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