The Guardian • Issue #2096 • April 29, 2024
Issue #2096
MAY DAY 2024
CHANGE Congratulations to all workers taking action this May Day, the international day of working class struggle and solidarity. Actions of workers on the streets,...
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EDITORIAL
On 28th April unions and families around the world commemorate workers who never came home from a day at work. Workers’ Memorial Day pays tribute...
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May Day Roundup
Nipaluna (Hobart) Saturday 11 May, May Day Parade, CPSU office in Victoria St, Hobart. 11.30 am for 12 noon kickoff, march followed by free bbq and family...
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The climate wreckers
“Australia’s treachery is once again laid bare for all to see. This report cuts through the supposed change in rhetoric on climate by the Albanese...
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Haarootune (Harry) Ohannes Koopelian
Harry Koopelian passed away on the 8th March, 2024 in Gladesville (Sydney) after a long illness. Harry joined the Socialist Party of Australia in the...
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Marles boost to military spending ‘a disgrace’
Peace groups are outraged by Defence Minister Richard Marles announcement at the National Press Club that Australia’s military spending will rise from the current 1.9...
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Anti-AUKUS Forum, Port Adelaide
A coalition of Anti-AUKUS, peace and community activists organised a public forum on the dangers of the planned involvement of Port Adelaide in the nuclear...
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DINGO
This week Dingo focuses on the crime of the 21st century. To throw light on the blackout of news by the mainstream media of Israel’s...
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$100 billion arms budget
The announcement by Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, that Australia’s military spending will reach 2.4 per cent of GDP is chilling news. This means a...
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GREEN NOTES
Would you believe it, Woodside has a Climate Transition Action Plan! “2023 was a strong emissions performance year for our facilities,” says the plan. “We...
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GLOBAL BRIEFS
MALDIVES: Almost 284,000 people were eligible to vote in Maldives’ parliamentary elections last Sunday. The island country consists of nearly 2,000 coral islands across 800 km...
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Palestinian Ambassador speaks
Interview with Palestinian Ambassador to Australia, His Excellency Izzat Abdulhadi: part one. Interviewer: A Carruthers AC: Your Excellency, I first want to convey greetings from...
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Modern Political Economy – A New Coursebook
Those who have struggled through Marx’s Capital will find this a must read and study. As a coursebook it is written in accessible language and...
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WEASEL WORDS
Assault (under) Assault can be physical, verbal, or even financial. The weaselly use happens when someone uses ‘assault’ to describe a thing they just don’t...
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Palestine, Israel, Iran, and capitalism
It is now more than six months since the Israeli military machine began its genocidal assault against the population of Gaza. People have been horrified...
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New US anti-Iran sanctions ‘Will Do Nothing’
Additional restrictive measures against Iran will hardly change anything in Tehran’s relations with Western countries because the gap between Iran and the West “cannot grow...
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