This article is part of a series on social classes in Australia, which also includes pieces on the ruling class and the middle class.
This article is part of a series on social classes in Australia, which also includes pieces on the working class and the ruling class.
This article is part of a series on social classes in Australia, which also includes pieces on the working class and the middle class.
When all the bullshit about this election is cleared away, the contest comes down to a choice between two parties committed to cutting workers’ wages.
Neither the Liberals nor Labor have any solution to the key problem facing working-class families—the battle to make ends meet.
This federal election, the Victorian Socialists are running their most ambitious campaign to date—contesting 11 lower house seats across Melbourne's north and west, as well as running a Senate ticket. Red Flag interviewed four VS candidates about what made them socialists, why they think people should vote for VS, and what have been the highlights from their campaigns so far.