Magazine of the Socialist Party, Australian section of the CWI
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SA election: Major parties lose support
The South Australian state election has come to a close with the Liberal Party forming government with a slim majority. This was despite a …
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StolenWealth Games protests highlight Aboriginal plight
This month sees the Commonwealth Games return to Australia, this time being held on the Gold Coast. Following a tradition that began at the …
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Revolutionary Ideas day school on April 14!
The Socialist Party will hold its Revolutionary Ideas day school in Melbourne on Saturday April 14. As 2018 is a significant year for political …
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Batman by-election: Labor returned but left-wing vacuum remains
Last month’s by-election in the federal seat of Batman in Melbourne’s inner-north was one of the most tightly contested in recent memory. The election …
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Tasmania: Lack of real alternative sees Libs returned
The March 3 state election in Tasmania saw the Liberal Party returned to office for another four-year term. The results achieved by the Liberals, …
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Trump and Kim to talk but danger still acute
The prospect of direct talks between U.S. president Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un, leader of North Korea, appears to have temporarily reduced the threat …
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A fitting tribute to a life-long fighter
An event to pay tribute to the political life of Socialist Party member Simon Millar was held on Friday March 23. Simon died suddenly …
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Government set to boost military spending
In January, the Turnbull government announced plans to massively increase military spending. In addition to funding for the armed forces, they also announced a …
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TPP: Zombie trade deal revived again
Revived for the second time, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal is set to be signed in Chile during March. This shonky secretive deal …
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New laws a gag order on those opposed to status quo
A recent bill introduced by the Turnbull government to amend electoral laws could seriously threaten the ability of grassroots organisations to raise funds. It …
