The Guardian • Issue #2064 • August 7, 2023
End the rule of fossil fuel
“Climate change is here. It is terrifying. And it is just the beginning. The era of global warming has ended; the era of global boiling...
Read moreLearning from Cuba
Really standing up to the US is something Australia could do, but which the vast majority of our media and both our largest political parties...
Read moreCuban resilience to overcome the blockade
Cuban Ambassador, Tanieris Dieguez La O, expressed her gratitude to the Consultation for the continuing Australian solidarity with the Cuban people. At the Australia Cuba...
Read moreMUA rallies for respect for workers
Australian maritime workers converged in Melbourne to rally at the Australia Wind Energy conference at South Wharf, to draw attention to the actions of global...
Read moreYouth corporation in Kimberley lacks funds
A Youth Aboriginal Corporation in the Kimberley has told Ngaarda Media that it would have to close its doors temporarily due to a lack of...
Read moreDINGO
A new political force uniting left and progressive parties and other organisations with a clear pro-people agenda is needed urgently. The Communist Party is convinced...
Read moreLeaving communities behind
In the past, every town no matter the size, was guaranteed to have two things: a pub and a bank. But in the last 25...
Read moreGREEN NOTES
Over 900 health professionals from across the country have signed a joint letter speaking out against fracking the Beetaloo Basin and the Middle Arm gas...
Read morePessimism of the West, Optimism of the East
Over the last few months, I have experienced first-hand both East and West, both China and some countries in Western Europe. I have been quite...
Read moreThe Police-Industrial-Complex
US citizens believe they have the right to representative democracy, freedom of speech, religious worship, a free press, and equality before the law with a...
Read moreGLOBAL BRIEFS
VENEZUELA: Thousands of people in Venezuela celebrated the 69th anniversary of the birth of the legendary socialist leader of the Bolivarian Revolution, Commander Hugo Chávez...
Read morePotted Reviews
This month: Writing on Indigenous themes, reviewed by various comrades. But now we want the land back – Hannah Middleton A solid Marxist analysis of...
Read moreThe US Prison in film: A Marxist View
In the “land of the free,” millions languish in prisons in the name of law and order. The prison, as an institution, is used by...
Read moreWhat is to be done, and how not to do it
I have been inspired to write this by reading Amitav Ghosh’s brilliant novel The Nutmeg’s Curse: Parables for a Planet in Crisis, which ends: “Much,...
Read moreHALF THE SKY
Like many young people born into the online world, I first became exposed to political ideas through social media as a teenager and therefore saw...
Read moreWhy the US is a Fascist State
Anyone who has been to Washington DC and visited the Capitol, looking up at the Dome, the viewer is treated to an imposing sight. On...
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