The Guardian • Issue #2106 • July 8, 2024
Issue #2106
Assange: exposing war crimes
Journalist, activist and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is free after 7 gruelling years holed up in the Ecuadoran Embassy in London and over five years...
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EDITORIAL
If you’re in Australia, you might be pretty cold just now, but you’ll be hearing a lot about heatwaves, some extreme examples have been making...
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Renewables rollout is ‘the only serious plan’
Clean energy backed by storage is the lowest-cost source of electricity for Aussie households and businesses, and Australia is well on the way to a...
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Life-saving ban starts after CFMEU victory
Workers’ lives will be saved from deadly dust diseases after Australia becomes the first country to ban engineered stone. The CFMEU’s Stop The Killer Stone...
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Fidel’s Centre
Fidel’s Centre was officially opened on 13 August 2016 to commemorate Fidel’s birthday with comrade Hannah Middleton as the guest speaker. Prior to that, it...
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DINGO
This week’s target for intervention by US imperialism post-WW2 is Iran 1953: Prime Minister Mossadegh was overthrown in a joint US and British operation. Mossadegh...
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‘Collateral Murder’: the Wikileaks background
Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, received from Chelsea Manning, a US Army intelligence analyst, hundreds of thousands of classified or sensitive military and diplomatic...
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GREEN NOTES
Each of the past 12 months from June 2023 to May 2024 has set a new global record temperature for the time of year. That...
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Sunshine Coast native title win
The Sunshine Coast Branch of the CPA lies within Kabbi Kabbi country. At the recent National Education School held at Nambour in the Sunshine Coast...
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Rejecting reactionary ‘Feminism’
As transgender and nonbinary people and their struggles have become prominent in the mainstream consciousness, the workers’ movement has increasingly had to grapple with its...
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US Presidential debate
The recent US Presidential debate watched by 51 million people, was an obvious catastrophe for the Democratic Party. Biden looked lost and wooden. The fiasco...
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GLOBAL BRIEFS
HUNGARY: EU documents and reports from The Financial Times and Sputnik suggest that the EU is increasing pressure on Hungary to end its veto of...
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LETTERS
Don’t delay – it may be too late. Dear Comrade Editor, Water and Environment minister Tanya Plibersek’s actions are attracting considerable attention on social media,...
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Austin
Autism in the media, has been the subject of controversy in recent years, particularly when it comes to comedy. The autistic community is no stranger...
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WEASEL WORDS
Seat at the table There’s a special group of Weasel Words that exist so that people with no power or influence can pretend they have...
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Israeli destruction could spread
US presidential candidates Biden and Trump don’t have much in common – except for blind support for Israel and an almost rabid animosity toward Palestine....
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