The Organiser

The Australian voice of revolutionary feminism

Issue 42 – April 2023

Farewell Fabian LoSchiavo (1949-2023)

Farewell Fabian LoSchiavo (1949-2023)

A public sector worker and unionist who lived in Sydney, Fabian was a legend of the LGBTIQA+ community and radical causes.
Posie Parker in Australia: TERFs, Nazis and the fight for trans liberation

Posie Parker in Australia: TERFs, Nazis and the fight for trans liberation

The flawed and blinkered ideology of trans-exclusionary radical feminism leaves its adherents open to far-right and fascist opportunism.
Urgent global appeal challenges governments to rein in big polluter, OceanaGold

Urgent global appeal challenges governments to rein in big polluter, OceanaGold

Notorious for environmental devastation, the mining giant has long generated controversy and attracted opposition everywhere it goes.
Fighting French workers show the way with strikes and multi-generational unity

Fighting French workers show the way with strikes and multi-generational unity

In France, an inspiring role model for working classes near and far.
Urgent funding needed to finish long battle for accessible public transport

Urgent funding needed to finish long battle for accessible public transport

The deadline to make Australia's public transport accessible has passed, and, disgracefully, no state or territory has met its obligations in full.
A move to Public Service-wide bargaining brings opportunities for workers

A move to Public Service-wide bargaining brings opportunities for workers

After a decade with working condition eroding and wages flat, a fight back is urgently needed to win improvements for public sector workers.
10 years after the Rana Plaza collapse: Bangladeshi garment industry still rife with exploitation

10 years after the Rana Plaza collapse: Bangladeshi garment industry still rife with exploitation

A decade after a deadly catastrophe, workers still face hazardous and harsh conditions.
Implement Poccum’s Law now!

Implement Poccum’s Law now!

The discriminatory and unjust bail laws of Victoria, Australia desperately need reform.
<em>Truth-Telling History, Sovereignty and the Uluru Statement</em>

Truth-Telling History, Sovereignty and the Uluru Statement

A review of a recent book by Henry Reynolds exploring the dark, unresolved history of the unacknowledged war, conquest and dispossession of the many First Nations of the Australian continent.