Issue #2119

The Guardian • Issue #2119 • October 7, 2024

Issue #2119

A calculated step to war

The 940 kilogram ‘bunker-buster’ bombs that killed Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah have been applauded by US leaders and celebrated by Netanyahu. The murder has been...

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In support of Palestine. Issue #2119

End Israel’s war

The Communist Party of Australia condemns Israel’s genocidal war against the Palestinian people. For 76 years Israel has committed crimes against humanity and the world...

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Issue #2119

EDITORIAL

It’s official, but not surprising: our two biggest supermarkets Coles and Woolworths have been deceiving customers through fake ‘sales.’ It’s a pretty simple trick; you...

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Curry night – Melbourne Issue #2119

Curry night – Melbourne

Melbourne comrades enjoyed a curry afternoon and AFL Grand Final day, on 28 September 2024.

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houses Issue #2119

Housing: speculators clean up

The controversy around Labor’s ‘Help to Buy’ Bill (see explainer below) has brought to the fore the question of capital tax gains concessions and negative...

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Bridges of Love Issue #2119

Bridges of Love – Perth

Australia Cuba Friendship Society Perth participated in the international campaign Bridges of Love on Sunday 29th September 2024 at Elizabeth Quay, Perth, Western Australia, with...

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DINGO

United Nations secretary-general Antonio Guterres has vented his frustration at the security council’s failure to end wars in Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan, and the Middle East....

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Australian currency Issue #2119

Australian capitalist crisis

A quiet desperation is gripping Australia’s bourgeois economists and political leaders. The economy, virtually flatlining, is about to be hit with the effects of a...

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Good news for sexual harassment victims

The union movement has welcomed the Senate’s passage of the government’s Costs Protection Bill, which will make it easier for victim-survivors of workplace sexual harassment...

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Newly built huts for the lazaret on Peel Island, 1907. Issue #2119

Indigenous health

More than a year after the release of Coroner Wilson’s findings regarding the deaths of three Aboriginal women in the remote Queensland town of Doomadgee,...

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Election campaigning for The Battler Issue #2119

The Battle for Cumberland Council

Local government elections have just been held across New South Wales and many seats remain undecided. The biggest controversy was the failure of the Liberal...

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homeless sleeping on the street Issue #2119

The homeless are not just statistics

Geelong is a depressed city. Among its least affluent suburbs are two of the poorest in the country. It gets cold in the winter and...

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PEACE NOTES Issue #2119

PEACE NOTES

That was the slogan of the Young Pioneers a scouts-like club in the socialist German Democratic Republic, also known as East Germany. Communists like to...

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Quill and ink . Issue #2119

LETTERS

Cesspits of misinfo Dear Comrade editor, I enjoyed Alex McKinnon’s article (23 September 2024) on the complexities of banning social media for kids. While I...

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Roger Waters at Newport Folk Festival, Rhode Island, 2015. Issue #2119

Tenacity in these times

Like Roger Waters, other artists from different regions have joined the campaign to end the massacre, but their voices have been overshadowed Oni Acosta Llerena...

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Crossword puzzle Issue #2119

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Answers to crossword Guardian 23 Sept, #2117 Across: 3 Submarines (What cost tax payers hundreds of billions for no positive return) 4 Unipolar (International system...

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Chinese woman Issue #2119

Chinese modernisation in the service of the people

China’s advances are almost universally slandered and slighted by our ‘democratic’ media, by ‘learned’ commentators and by bourgeois governments around the world. We’ve come to...

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Yellow River. Issue #2119

Green development on the Yellow River

The Yellow River or Huang He feeds 12 per cent of China’s population, irrigates 15 per cent of arable land, and provides water to more...

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Global briefs Issue #2119

GLOBAL BRIEFS

GERMANY: The co-leaders of the Greens, one of the three parties in Chancellor Olaf Scholtz’s troubled coalition, are to step down after the latest in...

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President Joe Biden poses for a photo with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other leaders, 25 September 2024, in New York City. Issue #2119

Europe’s economic ‘existential challenge’

Marxists often speak of the crisis of capitalism. The European Union commissioned a report to look into the future of the European economy. Economist and...

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Washington DC Capitol, USA. Issue #2119

US Congress funds propaganda campaign

The US House of Representatives approved 25 anti-China laws in just one week in September this year. US website geopoliticaleconomy.com calls this “a clear sign...

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Half the Sky column logo Issue #2119

HALF OF THE SKY

It is school holidays where I live, and the usually quiet rural commuter bus has become a theatre of Gender War. On one route, a...

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Israeli airstrike on Gaza City on October 2023. Issue #2119

Gaza: 12 months of terror

It is now 12 months since Israel’s blood-letting in Gaza began. That awful anniversary comes as Israeli bombs rain down on Lebanon. Every day since...

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