Resistance continues as Administration tightens grip on CFMEU
CFMEU Administrator Mark Irving has moved to tighten his grip on the union following Labor’s win in the federal election in May.
Savage new job cuts planned at UTS and Macquarie Uni
Universities across the country are rolling out savage job cuts.
Step forward for abortion access in NSW but major barriers remain
A bill aimed at improving abortion access has passed NSW Parliament, allowing nurses and midwives to prescribe abortion pills up to nine weeks gestation.
Israel openly plans ethnic cleansing as it starves Gaza
Israel’s genocide in Gaza is reaching its final monstrous stage.
Palestine protests sweep graduation ceremonies at US universities
Students in the US have defied growing repression to stage a wave of protests during graduation ceremonies in solidarity with Gaza.
PKK disbands but Kurdish fight for freedom not over
The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) is disbanding, ending four decades of armed struggle against the Turkish state.
Capitalism and the politics of neurodiversity
Lucy Honan examines the politics of neurodiversity and argues that we need to fight the pressures capitalism places on people, not just look for individualised solutions.
1925-27: When China’s workers challenged for power
Griffin Phillips looks at the massive revolt that began in China 100 years ago and raised the possibility of real socialism based on workers’ power
EVs, tech industries and the US-China trade war
David Glanz looks at how China is trying to dominate high-tech manufacturing, and why its economic challenge to the US is spilling over into imperialist conflict
Demands for justice after another Aboriginal death at police hands in Alice Springs
Momentum is growing behind a campaign for Justice for Kumanjayi White, a 24-year-old Warlpiri man from Yuendumu killed by police in the Coles supermarket in Mparntwe-Alice Springs on Tuesday.
NSW Labor pushes ahead with plan to cut workers’ compensation despite union campaign
The whole union movement has united in condemnation of the NSW Government’s proposed changes to the workers' compensation scheme.
Hundreds of students join Sydney Uni SGM to reject antisemitism smears against Palestine protests
Over 200 students packed a Student General Meeting at the University of Sydney this week, rejecting the university's new definition of antisemitism and standing up its crackdown on protest.
