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End the genocidal inaction! Implement the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody
15 April 2021 was the 30th anniversary of the release of the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody (RCIADIC). It was a busy month: movement activists hit the streets, attended community events and spoke out in the mainstream media, which, for a brief moment, asked why deaths in custody persist. Before… Read more »
Behind the federal budget’s pink glitter – Why we need a movement to end violence against women
The $3.4 billion announced for “women’s economic security, safety and health” has placated some feminists. But those studying the detail aren’t impressed.
The race is on to vaccinate the population and stop the profiteering
The federal government promised to have all aged care residents and workers vaccinated by the end of March. But this promise put the vaccination program to the test — which exposed gaping holes.
Is destruction of sacred Indigenous sites a mistake by a rogue company?
No, just business as usual. Rio Tinto, the world’s second largest mining company, operates on six continents and has a sordid history of destroying Indigenous land.
Celebrate resistance, reject nationalism and stand with First Nations
January 26 is Invasion Day. It is the anniversary of tragedy for the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, whose world was turned upside down in 1788.
Solidarity with Refugee Rights Protesters against State Harassment
In Melbourne, refugee rights activists being harassed by local authorities need to be defended, particularly by the union movement.
Podcast Review — The Thin Black Line
Although it’s been a long time since Daniel Yock died in police custody in 1993, it’s not “case closed” for the Murri community.
Rebuild public sector union power through the cross agency activist network!
Faced with bushfires and a public health emergency, the crucial role played by public sector workers in Australia was never more visible than in 2020.
Farewell to a warrior woman with a heart of gold
The movement to stop Aboriginal deaths in custody has lost a tenacious champion with the passing of Virginia Hickey.
