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Defending the people’s flag
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On the eve of the federal election, the people of Melbourne held a lively rally calling for the lifting of the ban by the ABCC on flying the Eureka flag on building sites, and to commemorate the anniversary of the Eureka Rebellion. |
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Applying Marxist analysis to the real world situation
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As change inevitably takes place, there is always a need for revolutionary movements to understand and adjust to the new conditions. This applies to significant global events, such as the current acceleration of climate change and signs of economic instability in the United States. It also applies to significant local events, such as the election of a new government in Australia. |
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Australian Labor Party is not a party of the working class
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The Australian Labor Party plays an important part in Australia’s political landscape. Consequently, it receives a lot of attention. Without a proper analysis it is not possible to adopt a thorough understanding of the Labor Party, and failure to achieve this compromises political practice.
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Defending the people’s flag
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On the eve of the federal election, the people of Melbourne held a lively rally calling for the lifting of the ban by the ABCC on flying the Eureka flag on building sites, and to commemorate the anniversary of the Eureka Rebellion. |
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Victoria’s teachers vote to fight
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In dreadful weather on Wednesday 21 November, thousands of teachers converged on Melbourne’s Vodaphone Arena to attend a stop work mass meeting.
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Militarisation of the Asia-Pacific Region
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Recent Australian government spending on naval vessels reveals the extent of United States influence over the Australian military. The decision to buy three Navantia-F100 destroyers was taken on the basis of compatibility of electronic warfare systems linking the Australian Navy to US systems. |
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