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Wharfies defiant in face of management bullying
Eighteen wharfies at the bulk goods handler Quantem at Coode Island, West Melbourne, have been locked out.
Victorian teachers—lessons from a union rank-and-file revolt
Lucy Honan spoke to Solidarity about the lessons from Victorian teachers and school staff's bargaining campaign and the role of rank-and-file organising in it.
Busting Pauline Hanson’s racist lies
Pauline Hanson and One Nation have relentlessly scapegoated and demonised migrants for low wages, the housing crisis, stretched services, deteriorating infrastructure and crime. But migrants aren’t to blame for any of these problems.
Tell Victorian Labor – hands off RAFFWU
New Victorian Premier Ben Carroll is rewarding the conservative union that has backed his career by moving to shut down its more militant rival.
Trump humbled as Iran deal shows US and Israel’s failure
The US might have the most powerful military in the world, but it’s Donald Trump who has been humiliated with the end of the war against Iran.
Victories for the left inside Democratic Party show mood for change in the US
The deepening economic, social and political crisis in the United States, combined with the polarisation produced by Donald Trump’s rule, is fuelling a revival of the Democrats.