First Day of the Spring Rebellion was a major success
by Joe Montero Day one ( 7 October) of Extinction Rebellion’s Spring Rebellion took off to a flying start. It was the first day of […]
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Why the labor strike is back in the United States
The United States is experiencing the biggest across nation strike that has been seen in a long time. Forty-nine thousand workers at General Motors have […]
Peter Dutton’s shaming call for Extinction Rebellion activists reveals his and his government’s weakness
From Queensland Peter Dutton’s outburst last Wednesday, where he called for the public shaming of those involved in actions carried out by Extinction Rebellion is […]
The American economy really is in trouble
By Joe Montero The worrying rumbles threatening a storm within the American economy are getting louder, and we’d better all watch out.
Video: This has been the hallmark of the so-called Hongkong democracy protest movement
By Joe Montero The following Footage was come via Reuters, which can hardly be considered pro-Chinese. What it shows is that, contrary to the images […]
Frydenberg announces review into retirement income and we should be worried
By Ben Wilson Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has announced a sweeping review of the nation’s retirement income system.
Video: Scott Morrison’s so-called ‘Ensuring Integrity’ Bill is an attack on the basic rights of all working people
The Morrison government’s Ensuring Integrity Bill is nothing more than an attempt to launch a major attack on Australia’s union movement through the criminalisation of […]
Busting the myth WikiLeaks never published damaging material on Russia
This article by Patrick Lawrence, was published in Consortium News (23 September 2019), as the fifth of a series looking at the publications of WikiLeaks […]
Greta is attacked because she is a voice for change
By Joe Montero The Attack on Greta Thunberg is vicious. In Australia it began with Andrew Bolt’s mocking and has continued with other like-minded spirits. […]
International Day of Peace was observed in Melbourne
By Joe Montero Not many Australians were aware that Saturday 21 September was the United Nations International Day of Peace. It had been completely blocked […]