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Issue #2045
France: Biggest show of force yet
France came to a standstill on Tuesday 8th March when protesters marched nationwide during the latest round of strikes against a planned rise in the...
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Issue #2102
The poverty of policy
The Fair Work Commission has increased both minimum and award wages by 3.75 per cent from 1 July when the tax cuts for middle to...
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Issue #2157
GLOBAL BRIEFS
Brazil: President Lula da Silva has condemned US sanctions against Federal Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes as blatant interference in Brazil’s justice system. The sanctions,...
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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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Issue #2051
GLOBAL BRIEFS
SUDAN: Doctors Central Committee has reported that the number of people killed in clashes between the armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) rose...
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Issue #2122
Your super: corporate cash cow
In 1992, the Keating Labor government legislated for compulsory superannuation. It had a number of aims, including winding back the publicly-funded aged pension, shifting responsibility...
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Issue #2100
More for war in a class budget
“In a cost-of-living crisis, the Labor government is choosing to remove $14.4 billion in funding from the NDIS that will lead to disabled people not...
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