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Ask the Victorian minister to ban evictions
From GetUp! Scott Morrison and State Premiers are meeting tonight to decide the fate of people who can’t make their rent or mortgage obligations.
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Scott Morrison’s forced step up is still not enough to combat the pandemic breakout
By Joe Montero The other night’s address to the nation by Scott Morrison was an extraordinary effort to convince the nation that matters relating to the Covid-19 outbreak are well in hand. This is not […]
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Covid-19 calls for a fullon response and not half measures and political games
By Joe Montero There is no doubt that the breakout of the Covid-19 virus has been manipulated for the purpose of deliberately panicking populations for political ends. Nor is it the single cause of the […]
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Survey shows community services and workers at risk from funding uncertainty
From the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) Community service leaders across the country are concerned that the Federal Government is yet to commit to the continuation of funding put in place to ensure staff […]
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Preston in England chose to rely on community to build economy
By Glen Davis Preston is a town in the North West of England. Like many similar towns, it has been hard hit by the decimation of traditional employment in manufacturing, with the subsequent change to […]
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An uncomfortable time to be in politics (or anywhere with a ‘climate’)
Colin Long writes (Australian Politics 12 December 2019) about the rising illegitimacy of the political system in the eyes Australian citizens, and this should come as no surprise. As the nation burns the political class […]
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Video: “You are the Violator”
On 1 December, Chileans, Colombians, Argentinians and Brazilians living in Melbourne marched to give their support to the efforts of the peoples of their countries of origin to stand up to brutal regimes and win […]
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Morrison’s attack on GetUp is still on
By Ugly I have been a supporter of GetUp for some time and I make a regular financial contribution. Tens of thousands of people like me keep the online activist network alive.
