Asbestos in Australia: From Boom to Dust is not a simple read, yet it is a worthy resource.
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Break the cycle: End the criminalisation and abuse of kids
“All this pain, I am feeling inside. Eight months in the system has eaten my pride…I am stuck in Don Dale, when I get out, I promise I won’t fail.”
COVID plus corporatisation: How to overcome this toxic combination for higher education
COVID-19 has detonated a crisis in Australian higher education.
Radical Women launches online petition: Winning the vaccination race means putting the needs of people before profit
The online petition is an initiative of Radical Women to demand federal, state and territory governments to start implementing real and far-reaching solutions.
Stop the Lib/Lab attack on minor parties — defend and extend democratic rights
When it comes to elections, Australians are increasingly disengaged and don’t like what they see.
Capitalism: the real pandemic
Capitalism is the ultimate virus and we, acting together, will be the vaccine.
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 Australian 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.
Destruction of sacred Indigenous sites
Blurb: Mistake by a rogue company? No, just business as usual.
