A key question in the November election will not be who wins, but how many people the socialist movement can organise.
The ACTU acts as a lobby in reverse: rather than lobbying the government on behalf of its members, it lobbies its members on behalf of the government.
The phrases “social cohesion” and “psycho-social safety” seem to have magically disappeared as Hanson goes mainstream.
Starmer’s assignment as leader was to sanitise the Labour Party and present it as a viable option for the ruling class.
One of the great uprisings of the twentieth century occurred 50 years ago this month. In this piece, Sandra Bloodworth reflects on some lessons from the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa.
British courts have upheld the proscription of Palestine Action and sentenced four of its activists as terrorists. A series of abuses of legal process ensured these outcomes were all but predetermined, writes Jonathan Cook.
Last week, 58 percent of Australian Education Union (AEU) members in Victoria made history. Going against our union leaders’ advice, tens of thousands of school staff voted down an in-principle agreement the union had reached with the state Labor government.
But how should the socialist movement organise against the new far-right menace?
