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Australian journalists’ union responds to the arrest and US extradition application for Julian Assange

04/18/2019 The Editor 0

By members of the Media Entertainment and Arts alliance (MEAA) The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance () has responded quickly to the arrest of Julian Assange in London and the serving of an application for […]

Video: Australians working this Easter will get less pay

04/18/2019 The Editor 0

Australian workers are set to lose a staggering $80 million in combined wages this Easter period because of cuts to penalty rates. This is one reason why Australia needs to take on those responsible, get […]

Rising tariff war between the United States and European Union underlines drive to dominance over investment

04/18/2019 The Editor 0

By Joe Montero Responding to pressure to open up to massive United States economic penetration, the European Union is moving to retaliate by imposing tariff on American imports.

Julian Assange has been arrested and urgent action for his release is needed

04/12/2019 The Editor 0

Australian citizen and founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange has just been forcefully removed form the Ecuadoran embassy just hours ago.

Age pensioners protest to bring about a better deal for all on Centrelink benefits

04/12/2019 The Editor 0

By Ugly More than a hundred age pensioners gathered in Melbourne’s Federation on 11 April, to protest on Square, to protest the way they were treated in this year’s Federal budget.

Massive turnout in Melbourne marks Australia’s latest Change the Rules marches

04/12/2019 The Editor 0

by Joe Montero At least 150,000 union members and other Australians hit the streets in Melbourne to tell the Scott Morrison government that they are out to overthrow the present industrial relations system and fight […]

Although Shorten’s budget does not break from the past it remains better than what the Coalition has offered

04/05/2019 The Editor 0

By Joe Montero Bill Shorten’s budget alternative to the Coalition’s promised change. There was talk about new industries and aiming to be the best in the provision of health and education, using the people and […]

This year’s National Budget is a con and continuation of business as usual

04/05/2019 The Editor 0

by Joe Montero Make no mistake about it This year’s federal budget is an attempted con for election purposes, and its real content is to set up for a massive new cut to services.