BY NIKKI ULASOWSKI
Just days before the October demonstrations against corporate tyranny, socialist youth from across the country will be gathering in the Victorian town of Anglesea for the 30th Resistance national conference. The conference will
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BY SIMON BUTLER
BRISBANE — Activists building for the expected mass protests against corporate globalisation at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting on October 6 are fast learning that the Queensland police are prepared to use arrests,
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"[Racists hate] any black writer who invokes black history ... [it is] tiresome to hear people deny truth that, in any other context, they would consider obvious. Namely, that we are all shaped by history. All challenged by it,
Since the August 6 publication of a Daily Telegraph "special investigation" into "ethnic crime gangs", racist hysteria has been given considerable space in most 91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳ of the Sydney corporate media. When on August 7, a young white woman was raped,
BY MARK WAKEHAM & KIRSTEN BLAIR
DARWIN — Natural gas is currently being depicted as a clean source of energy, which will help to wean the industrialised world away from its dependence on oil and coal and play a key role in Australia's response to
The August 15 agreement between the Australian Catholic University (ACU) and its non-academic staff that provides one year of paid maternity leave, and three weeks of paid paternity leave, is a step forward for women.
There are only two developed
BY CRAIG JOHNSTON
The Victorian branch of the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union sees the Socialist Alliance as a very welcome development.
Working people are increasingly demanding strong, militant progressive unions to represent their needs
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