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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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The economy
The ruling class in Australia
Ben Hillier
14 May

This article is part of a series on social classes in Australia, which also includes pieces on the working class and the middle class.

Australia’s modern working class
Eleanor Morley
14 May

This article is part of a series on social classes in Australia, which also includes pieces on the ruling class and the middle class.

Who’s middle class?
Who’s middle class?
Diane Fieldes
14 May

This article is part of a series on social classes in Australia, which also includes pieces on the working class and the ruling class.

Wage cuts are on the agenda whoever wins the election
More wage cuts are coming
Tom Bramble
13 May

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.

Fixing the cost-of-living crisis
Ben Hillier
6 May

Australian workers’ living standards declined by about $800 last year and will go backwards by another $2,000 in the first half of this year, according to the Australian Council of Trade Unions. If current trends continue, workers will be $4,000 worse off by Christmas.

Wage crisis: where are the unions?
Tom Bramble
2 April

The federal budget includes measures that the government says will ease the “cost of living squeeze”, but which will do nothing to offset years of stagnant wages. In response, the ALP is offering next to nothing and the unions are refusing to fight.

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