Editor, Author at May Day Victoria

Melbourne Town Hall meeting launches battle to take on industrial relations system and more

18 April 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero By any account, yesterday’s (17 April) meeting of union delegates at the Melbourne Town Hall, was an impressive launch to an active major campaign to bring about an end to what is […]

How the US Occupied the 30 percent of Syria Containing Most of its Oil, Water and Gas

18 April 2018 Editor 0

This article by Whitney Webb (MPN News 16 April 2018) provides an insight into reasons why the United states wants to continue a presence in Syria, and this is not about humanitarianism. According to the […]

Video: Los Borbones son unos Ladrones

18 April 2018 Editor 0

prominent Spanish rapper who goes by the name of Valtonyc, was recently jailed for three years for a song against the country’s monarchy.

Julie Bishop is on a mission to defend global rules

14 April 2018 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes Julie Bishop is on a mission to “defend the rules that have underpinned a period of relative global peace and prosperity.”

Syrian gas attack is a reminder of the weapons of mass destruction lie

14 April 2018 Editor 0

This contribution is a response by a group of individuals, to a flood of disinformation over the current events in Syria. There is a real danger that history may repeat in Syria, after the allegation […]

Smoking gun shows that the unemployed and pensioners are not the bludgers

14 April 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The Turnbull government’s war against Centrelink benefit recipients is based on the lie that they are imposing a burden on those who have a job.

The sharks are circling a wounded Malcolm Turnbull

10 April 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Malcolm Turnbull has certainly got himself into a mess. Thirty times and he’s down for the count at Newspoll.

Refugees plead for reunification with family

10 April 2018 Editor 0

This article by Helen Davidson and Saba Vasefi (The Guardian 8 April 2018), relates the story of Narges and Daryoush, who are suffering ill health in detention, want to be reunited with their mother who they haven’t seen […]

Unions are planning big marches to bring change to industrial relations law

10 April 2018 Editor 0

By a member of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance Unions are planning a series of big marches around Australia, and they are expected to be the largest turnout since those that occurred during the […]

Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal hits Australia

8 April 2018 Editor 0

By Ben Wilson It was bound to happen. The Cambridge Analytica scandal was bound to reach Australia.

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Melbourne Town Hall meeting launches battle to take on industrial relations system and more

How the US Occupied the 30 percent of Syria Containing Most of its Oil, Water and Gas

Video: Los Borbones son unos Ladrones

Julie Bishop is on a mission to defend global rules

Syrian gas attack is a reminder of the weapons of mass destruction lie

Smoking gun shows that the unemployed and pensioners are not the bludgers

The sharks are circling a wounded Malcolm Turnbull

Refugees plead for reunification with family

Unions are planning big marches to bring change to industrial relations law

Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal hits Australia