International The origins and degeneration of the Chinese Communist Party By Tom Bramble, Mick Armstrong and April Holcombe / 30 Jun 2021
Oppression Western governments shed crocodile tears over Uyghur oppression in China Twelve million Uyghurs in China’s Xinjiang province are subjected to blanket repression, but Western concern for their plight is hypocritical and driven by the desire to get “one up” on China in a developing cold war. By Tom Bramble / 22 Apr 2021
Britain and Europe Prince Philip: good riddance to a racist, elitist fool By Tom Bramble / 10 Apr 2021
Australia Labor turns up the heat on Morrison, but can’t be trusted to clean its own house By Tom Bramble / 18 Mar 2021
Australia Takeaways from the Queensland election In Australia's first state election since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis, Labor has won a third term. What does this mean? By Tom Bramble / 2 Nov 2020
Australia There's no 'team Australia'. Workers are copping the brunt of the crisis By Tom Bramble / 10 May 2020
Australia Lockdown: we're threatened with fines, politicians escape responsibility By Tom Bramble / 4 Apr 2020
