The Guardian • Issue #2121 • October 21, 2024
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Israel’s contempt for human life
The crimes of Israel grow with every passing day. In Lebanon the bombs continue to drop and an invading army goes about its barbaric work....
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EDITORIAL
There have been some natural disasters in the USA this month. In case you haven’t noticed, Anna Pha describes the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, following...
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Australia must learn from Milton
Hurricane Helene brought a cocktail of extreme weather events; a massive storm surge, strong winds, heavy rainfall, and extensive flooding reaching more than 800 kilometres...
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Preparing for a stronger SA Party
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MESSAGE After the acknowledgement that the Conference was taking place on unceded Kaurna land, proceedings opened with a message from the Party President,...
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Child care’s corporate cowboys
The policies of deregulation and privatisation have exposed all aspects of life to exploitation for profit. Even child care, a crucial part of the lives...
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DINGO
NATO has begun nuclear war drills over western Europe. Exercise Steadfast Noon tests the nuclear capability of non-nuclear weapons states under the US’s “nuclear umbrella,”...
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12 months of genocide
As war continues to cast its deathly and destructive shadow over Palestine and now Lebanon, Friends of Palestine WA called for a rally to maintain...
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The nefarious history of Peter Dutton
With the coming state election in Queensland, it’s worth a look at Peter Dutton, the first Liberal leader to come from Queensland. If the Liberal-National...
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Communist Parties’ meeting in Sydney
The brutal and illegal aggression by Israel first on Gaza, then on the West Bank, and now in Lebanon has brought together fraternal parties affected...
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Lenin’s Nature Reserves – a great Soviet achievement
The Soviet Union was a cradle of environmentalism, a global pioneer in nature conservation. Two days after taking power in the October 1917 Revolution Lenin’s...
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PEACE NOTES
The decision to double the Australian military budget to $100 billion a year is now an appalling fact of life. Whether Richard Marles remains the...
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Sleepwalking into War?
With the clouds of war building over the Middle East between Israel and the many enemies it is making in the region, the intractable war...
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Worth Reading: Magazines/Journals
E-International Relations https://www.e-ir.info/ E-International Relations pitches itself as a world leading international relations open access publication. It publishes articles, reviews, and frequently books that are...
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Neo-Imperialist Australia’s colonial interests in Tuvalu
The tiny nation of Tuvalu, formerly the British Gilbert and Ellice Islands, has a population of 11,500. Though independent since 1978, Tuvalu is strongly tied...
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GLOBAL BRIEFS
NORWAY: Japanese atomic bomb survivors group Nihon Hidankyo is the winner of the 2024 Nobel Peace prize. The group of survivors of the 1945 US...
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Israel: failed state
Israel is in the news every day, and seems to be a Middle East nuclear superpower. In reality it is a failed Zionist state. It...
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Women and climate change
Research has shown that heat waves make existing maternal health disparities more dangerous for pregnant women. A recent report in Grist.org describes how researcher Rupa...
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HALF OF THE SKY
Progressive reforms under capitalism can never be taken for granted. The struggle for wage rises and workplace gains needs to be maintained or they will...
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University rankings plummet: capitalist destruction
It’s nothing short of a catastrophe. Australian university rankings have plummeted to their lowest ever records in the latest world rankings. While rankings aren’t completely...
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