By Joe Montero
Just about everyone is talking about the dark economic clouds on the horizon. The numbers and politics don’t look good. The only certainty is that both the global and Australian economies are becoming increasingly unstable. Continue reading The truth about unemployment in Australia must be told
They began to arrive at the Swanston Street-Flinders Street intersection, out the front of Melbourne’s iconic Flinders Street Station, at midday on Saturday (14 September). More were congregating at the edge of Princess Bridge, on the other side of the station. A third group was forming at the other end of the same bridge, near the Melbourne concert Hall. Continue reading Extinction Rebellion wins a major victory on Melbourne’s Princes Bridge
By Jim Hayes
When a society experiences a dramatic rise in suicides in a short time something is seriously wrong. This is Australia. New research has found that the number of people ending their own life is rapidly on the rise and on track to grow by 40 percent in a decade. Continue reading Suicide growth rate is a serious problem for Australia
Hundreds of supporters of Extinction Rebellion descended on Melbourne’s central business district and caused significant disruption on Friday last week. Continue reading Extinction Rebellion is already making waves in Australia
Things are going well…We’ve been piss-farting around at climate summits, whilst handing out subsudies to climate criminals…
Video by thejuicemedia
John Pilger says the choice is our over whether we will or will not accept a new tyranny at a rally in London to support WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
John Pilger delivers warning from Julian Assange
Video by Ruptly
Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters speaks ans performs for Julian Assange in London
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By Jim Hayes
Leaders of the world’s biggest seven economies have just finished a summit in Biarritz, which is in France. The summit goes by the name of the G7. Continue reading G7 gathering shows how useless they are
By Joe Montero
When it comes to assessing a situation, it is wise to be careful and seek out the facts. This especially applies to events occurring overseas. They may not be as they first appear. Continue reading The Hongkong protest movement is not what it has been made to appear to be
It’s great to hear that a major engineering firm has decided to cut its ties with the Adani project at Abbott Point terminal and will refuse to work on the Carmichael coal mine. Continue reading Engineering company pulls out of Adani project
Roger Hallam talks about how the October Rebellion is based on the “movement of movements” theme and why this focus is crucial to our success. In his inimitable direct yet larrikin style, Roger emphasises that now is the time for all of us to unite, to put any ideological differences between us into their proper context and to suspend any animosity towards others with different points of view. Or as Roger puts it, “We don’t have time to be snotty”. Solidarity, unity in diversity, compassion and love for all life… these are our antidotes to the massive climate and ecological crisis that confronts us.
