Where Assange’s extradition appeals process stands
Nathan Fuller (LA Progressive) provides an overview of where the Julian Assange case is up to. Despite the United States having technically lost it case […]
Month: January 2021
Police chief ‘shoot to kill’ order given in the Cordillera
From the Movement of Moro and Indigenous Peoples for Self-Determination (Sandugo) The following is a response the Movement of Moro and Indigenous Peoples for Self […]
Systemic failure is wrecking Australian economy not the pandemic
By Joe Montero Greg Jericho wrote (The Guardian 28 January 2021), “Covid-19 has actually hidden the weakness of the economy”. He hit the nail on […]
Australians turn out in large numbers for Invasion Day
By Joe Montero Yesterday (26 January), big Invasion Day marches and other events were held across Australia. They were well organised and maintained needed Covid-19 […]
Peters Ice Cream workers battle $9 an hour pay cut
From the United Workers Union Workers at Peters Ice Cream production facility in South East Melbourne begun industrial action last Friday, by starting an indefinite […]
America’s political crisis is about much more than Donald Trump
By Joe Montero It is all too easy to portray recent political developments antics and the January 6 attack on the Capitol in Washington, as […]
A new US president and time for a new foreign policy
From the Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) On Jan. 20, 2021, Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. […]
Older people and disabled have a right to be treated properly
Contributed The Covid-19 pandemic has showed that much more must be done for those in aged care and with disability needs. They have experienced more […]
Invasion Day events around Australia on 26 January
Adelaide Survival Day march Victoria Square, 11am Facebook eventSurvival Day event Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Adelaide, 1pm Organised by Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute Facebook […]