The Guardian • Issue #2105 • July 1, 2024
Issue #2105
Gaza: blood on West’s hands
Since 7 October more than 14,000 children have been slaughtered by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip. An estimated 4,000 children are buried under rubble,...
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EDITORIAL
Do you ever get déjà vu, the feeling that you’ve been through something before? Sometimes, that’s because you have been through it before. So it...
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Assange free at last
Wikileaks founder and journalist Julian Assange has been granted bail by the UK High court. The bail will be granted as part of a plea...
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Queensland says no to nuclear
Around 70 people from unions, conservation groups, the general community, and of course the Communist Party of Australia gathered to hear Speakers from the Conservation...
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Climate disasters force Australians to move a quarter of a million times
Australians have been forced to move more than 240,000 times in recent years due to worsening disasters, with the hardest hit communities experiencing extreme weather...
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Huge win for mesothelioma victims against asbestos giant
In a landmark case for victims of asbestos related diseases, a Queensland jury has ordered Amaca Pty Limited (formerly known as James Hardie) to pay...
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Queensland Unions: LNP views of women antiquated, unsupported
Queensland Unions, the peak body representing 400,000 Queensland workers, says Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes’ comments that employers would be “reluctant to hire or promote women”...
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This week’s US imperialist intervention is Germany 1950s: The CIA orchestrated a wide-ranging campaign of sabotage, terrorism, and psychological warfare against the German Democratic Republic...
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PEACE NOTES
By the time you read this everybody will have had a gutful of Peter Dutton’s idea of building nuclear reactors around the country while crippling...
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Peter Dutton & the nuclear shit show
We watched in horror as Peter Dutton and a whole cavalcade of Coalition ministers rolled out their nuclear nightmare in a blatant attempt to keep...
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Aboriginal heritage under threat from biopiracy
Aboriginal cultural knowledge is under threat of being stolen through the skilful, but sometimes deceptive, use of patents laws. Indigenous communities are frequently targeted, for...
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GLOBAL BRIEFS
KENYA: Biden promised to designate Kenya as the USA’s first “major non-NATO ally” in sub-Saharan Africa as Kenyan President William Ruto arrived in Washington for...
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Europe being drawn into US trade war
There has been a meeting of G7 finance ministers and central bankers high on the agenda was China and how the G7 should respond to...
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The sham of the Ukraine ‘Peace’ Summit
The much-vaunted Ukraine Peace Summit in Switzerland came and went. The world media reminded us almost daily of the unanimity of support, of the depth...
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HALF OF THE SKY
The case that Brittany Higgins brought against Bruce Lehrmann exposed the inadequacy of our legal system when it comes to giving women a ‘fair go’...
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Where our real national interest lies
The visit of Chinese Premier Li Qiang to Australia has revealed much about this country and how it views its relationship with China. Two distinct...
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