Victorian AEU: power and limits of militant unionism
Hamish McPherson offers his assessment of the rank-and-file insurgency and the need for political campaigning.
Why a citizen army is relevant today
With the world seemingly headed towards a generalised war, Marcus Strom argues that democratic self-defence is our best option.
UWU election: the winners took it all
Bob Sparks assesses the wash up of the fiercest national union election battle seen in years.
Reflections on the ALP National Conference
William Yang says that factional divides are not based on ideological lines, and haven’t been for some time.
The gospel of the field
A growing army of canvassers isn’t enough. Greg C says socialists need deeper roots in the working class to build a lasting constituency.
Washington returns to Cold War tactics
Richard Stone looks at the ‘Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism’ jamboree in Washington aimed at perceived enemies at home and abroad.
Letters to the editor
Lamentations on National Conference; Organise TAFE; Resistance history; Reader review; AMWU sell-out on AUKUS