1.5 degrees and rising: capitalism is failing humanity
With temperatures shooting past the Paris Agreement, leaders are fiddling while our homes burn, write Martin Greenfield and Eddie Ford.
With temperatures shooting past the Paris Agreement, leaders are fiddling while our homes burn, write Martin Greenfield and Eddie Ford.
Former MUA Assistant National Secretary Ian Bray has lifted the lid on the MUA’s internal position calling for Steve Cotton to stand down, an MUA member reports.
VicSocialists are standing to deliver a ‘better, fairer Victoria’. But without challenging the constitutional order, this is fantasy politics, argues Marcus Strom.
David Lockwood looks at the surprising resilience of India’s Cockroach party.
The Associations Incorporation Reform Amendment Bill removes a central tenet of freedom of association from Victorian workers, writes Godfrey Moase.
What lies behind the spate of recent horrific stories of sexual assault and allegations of sexualised power? Brunhilda Olding examines the issue.
VicSoc ‘scabbed’; Military complex is big business; AUKUS and Raratonga; Appeal to Australasian left; Free Bogdan Syrotiuk
Hamish McPherson offers his assessment of the rank-and-file insurgency and the need for political campaigning.
With the world seemingly headed towards a generalised war, Marcus Strom argues that democratic self-defence is our best option.
Bob Sparks assesses the wash up of the fiercest national union election battle seen in years.
William Yang says that factional divides are not based on ideological lines, and haven’t been for some time.
A growing army of canvassers isn’t enough. Greg C says socialists need deeper roots in the working class to build a lasting constituency.