The Guardian • Issue #2089 • March 4, 2024
Issue #2089
A history of struggle
More than half of all workers are employed in industries that are dominated by one gender. The lowest paying ones are female-dominated industries, such as...
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EDITORIAL
You’ve probably heard about Brad Banduccio’s train-wreck interview on a recent episode of Four Corners. The Woolworths CEO put on a worker’s shirt so as...
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Contact: Sr Patricia Fox Phone: 0423 233 152 Email: australia-chrp@proton.me The House of Representatives & The Senate, Australian Parliament, Canberra, ACT. Open Letter 29 February...
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AWU wins $30k backpay
If anyone thinks wage theft is a thing of the past, they should think again. The Australian Workers Union (AWU) has reclaimed $30,000 for two...
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DINGO
Dingo has noted previously the big noise in the mass media about the anti-Russian sanctions of the US and the European Union over the operation...
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We need economic planning now
Why mention planning now? In mainstream media it’s a non-issue. Nowadays the word “planning,” if it gets used, brings mostly negative connotations. Planning leads to...
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PEACE NOTES
Hannah Middleton Domicide is a new word, defined as “the planned, deliberate destruction of someone’s home, causing suffering to the dweller.” On 30 January, the...
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GLOBAL BRIEFS
SOUTH AFRICA: South African ruling party the African National Congress (ANC) has launched its election manifesto. The 29 May elections will be crucial for the...
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HALF THE SKY
This year, UN Women Australia has set the theme for International Women’s Day as ‘economic inclusion for women,’ but what does economic inclusion for women...
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Palestine: no let-up in genocide
More than 35,000 innocent Palestinians have been slaughtered by Israel’s US-funded, military machine and more than one million people driven south to Rafah on Gaza’s...
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