Housing debt is among the highest in the world and homelessness is surging. But relief is possible.
Dateline Australia
Why I joined FSP: My light bulb moment
Melbourne activist tells how she “found her political home” in the Freedom Socialist Party.
Victoria’s unjust bail laws must be fixed
Women and First Nations people too often languish in jail before trial, even if they can afford bail.
Break the cycle: End the jailing and abuse of children in Australia
A much-needed campaign is gaining steam to halt jailing children, especially Indigenous youth, and close down abusive prisons.
Imperialist alliance fuels arms race in Indo-Pacific
With the AUKUS defense agreement, Australia, the United Kingdom and the U.S. escalate tensions with China.
Capitalism: the real pandemic
As a light emerges at the end of the tunnel, the question now is how do we stop the next massive epidemic before it hits.
Destruction of sacred Indigenous sites
Blurb: Mistake by a rogue company? No, just business as usual.
India’s farmers strike for their lives
India’s massive uprising against big business and government defies gender, caste and religious divisions.
Book review: Oil Under Troubled Water — how Australia exploited Timor-Leste
“Oil Under Troubled Water” explores Australia’s dirty deals with Timor-Leste. It’s an education every working person needs.
First Nations, immigrants, and refugees fight for survival
As elsewhere, Covid-19 is ravaging the people of Australia unequally, and some are even being jailed for protesting on behalf of trapped prisoners.
