The impact of the Draft Resisters Movement
By Glen Davis In late 1964, the National Service Act was introduced by the Menzies government. This legislation made it compulsory for 20-year-old males to […]
Month: March 2018
Public housing campaigners front up to Minister’s office
By Lew Wheeler ( Fair Go For Pensioners Victoria) The demonstration on Friday 2 March 2018 outside the Minister for Housing, Martin Foley’s electorate office […]
Video: Homeless in the streets of Los Angeles
These are not scenes from a poor country in Africa, Latin America or Asia, but the reality of life for many in the United states […]
Spanish state increasingly relying on repression in Catalonia and the whole of Spain
By Joe Montero Since last November and the forced Catalan election, not much has been heard of what has happened there and across Spain since.
The Turnbull government plans to privatise Australia’s visa system
By Adam Carlton The Public Sector Union (PSA) has hit out at the Australian government’s plan to privatise the visa application system, and says that […]
Promoter of war with China to be next US ambassador to Australia
By Jim Hayes The United States has appointed Admiral Harry Harris to be the next ambassador to Australia, after his coming retirement from military service.