May Day Victoria

Australia must do much more to reduce carbon emissions

28 April 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Australia faces one of the world’s highest rates of animal extinction. The climate crisis also threatens grave human suffering, in the firms of food and water crisis , economic and social breakdown.

Melbourne 2021 May Day March on Sunday 2 May

28 April 2021 Editor 0

May Day 2021 is coming to Melbourne

25 April 2021 Editor 0

May Day is workers day in Australia and throughout the world since 1886. This is a time when the workers movement sums up its experiences and charts its course for the next period. An ongoing […]

May Day 2021 in Melbourne

22 April 2021 Editor 0

MAY DAY MARCH AND SPEAKERS PLATFORM: Sunday 2nd May. Assembling at 1.30 pm, outside Trades Hall March beginning through the city begins at 2pm

Solidarity with Venezuela

16 April 2021 Editor 0

When we realize that the U.S. can’t control the World?

16 April 2021 Editor 0

Margaret Kimberley (Black Agenda Report 7 April 2021) considers that the world of a single superpower imposing its will on the planet has gone, except that those who hold power in the United States and […]

New legislation helps to extend Murdoch monopoly into digital media

15 April 2021 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes Unknown to most citizens, the Australian parliament has passed legislation to compel tech companies to pay a fee for news content. Those familiar with the issue know that this is about helping […]

Solidarity with Venezuela Forum

14 April 2021 Editor 0

Wednesday 21 April 2021 MUA: 46-54 Ireland Street, West Melbourne Registration Link: shorturl.at/hBGKR Face to Face starts at 7 PM at the Maritime Union of Australia – 46-54 Ireland Street, West Melbourne. Go to Activities […]

Attack on union rights results in rising death toll

14 April 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero When I was working for the Builders Labourers Federation back in the mid 1980’s, part of my responsibility was to research deaths and injuries in the Australian construction industry.

Shell to be allowed to avoid resource tax obligations

14 April 2021 Editor 0

Contributed At a time when Australia’s addiction to fossil fuels should be wound back, fossil fuel extractors keep on enjoying perks that rank them at the top of no tax paying corporations operating in Australia.