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Thousands come out against Adani coal mine

October 9, 2017 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes On Saturday, thousands took part in events around Australia, observing the national day of action to oppose the proposed Carmichael coal mine […]

Toyota Altona plant closure and the death of the car industry

October 9, 2017 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The Toyota manufacturing plant in Melbourne closed last Tuesday. For Australia, this is the second last act that will put an end […]

Reserve bank maintains the rate of interest at a record low

October 9, 2017 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Something is going on. The Reserve Bank has just kept the official rate of interest at a low 1.5 percent for the […]

Commbank scandal demands appropriate action

August 24, 2017 Editor 0

Contributed by Joe Montero Commbank’s participation in money laundering and its failure to come clean, even after the scandal was exposed, underlines the need for […]

Video: What happens when they cut wages?

August 24, 2017 Editor 0

If you think cutting wages is the way to create jobs, this little video clip provides a simple explanation why this is not true.

Privatisation has damaged the economy says ACCC chief

August 13, 2017 Editor 0

Patrick Hutch (The Sydney Morning Herald 27 July 2017) reports that Rod Sims, the head of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), stating that […]

Turnbull allows another Aussie ship to sail over horizon

July 12, 2017 Editor 2

From the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) The Turnbull Government must stand up for Australian jobs in blue water shipping after its administration of coastal […]

Unions call on super funds and government to act on affordable housing

July 12, 2017 Editor 0

From New South Wales Unions covering teachers, police and other emergency and those working in other emergency services, have taken on the issue of housing […]

Australian households are not becoming better off

July 12, 2017 Editor 0

by Jim Hayes Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) information shows that total household wealth stood at a record $9.6 trillion at the end of March, […]

The Aussie dollar is being hammered

July 12, 2017 Editor 1

By Joe Montero Yesterday’s headline was that the Australian dollar went down yesterday by 0.7 percent, after the Reserve Bank announced it was going to […]

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