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The whisper in the wind
Lindy Nolan
Early last December, there was Sorry Business at the Tent Embassy in Canberra. A Nunukul Elder from Minjerribah (Stradbroke Island), one of four Embassy founders, died here.
E ach morning from April 19 to 25, the clapsticks of quietly spoken Arrente activist, Chris Peltherre Tomlin, called people to the smoking ceremony at the Frontier Wars Camp at the Tent Embassy in Canberra.
There are new scar trees in Canberra. They face outward from the Tent Embassy towards parliament house. The shields cut from the trees were soaked to carry sacred fire from the Embassy to the Frontier Wars March on Anzac Day.
January 26, 1988 saw the biggest ever gathering of First Nations’ Peoples in their millenniums of history. United, they announced their survival in the face of what Tent Embassy Firekeeper, Gumbainggir man, Roxley Foley calls “the strongest and most consolidated genocide pogrom in history”.
Labor goes to water with Murray-Darling Basin sell-out
Nick G.
Conservationists have accused the Labor Party of selling out the interests of a healthy Murray-Darling river system. The party has withdrawn its support for a Greens motion to disallow a reduction in the amount of water to be kept in the Southern Basin of the rivers for their ...
In response to an outright attack on their democratic rights, workers are showing they are willing to fight to protect that most treasured symbol of Australian working class struggle.
And so it has come to this – Australia’s best wines for the new ruling class of China!
South Australia's economy has a booming wine and viticulture industry. The industry ownership is a mixture of large multinational companies such as Pernod Ricard, Vinpac, Treasury Wine Estates and Accolade, ...
The federal government will cut its biodiversity and conservation staff by more than 60, or around one third of its total.
Professor David Lindenmayer, an ecologist from the Australian National University, described the cuts as "an absolute calamity for the Australian environment and for the conservation of Australia's ...
This 2018 version of an earler publication exposes the 'superficial democracy' of parliament and the class rule that it rests upon. It opposes this with genuine working class democracy for the majority, not the few.
Ships of Shame - People's Struggle to Ban Live Animal Export
Ned K.
On Friday 20 April, hundreds of people held a demonstration at Port Adelaide to demand the banning of live animal exports from Australia. This follows the revelation by animal care groups of the shocking treatment of sheep exported by ships for slaughter and consumption in overseas countries.
In 2001, the Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist) published a pamphlet titled Who Owns Australia? There have been a lot of changes in Australia’s economy and the political situation in Australia and the world since 2001. The CPA (M-L) decided that it was time for an updated pamphlet to be ...
Save Sydney Coalition launched to fight developers
Louisa L. A coalition of organisations opposing the destruction of Sydney by developers was launched under the Tree of Knowledge, behind NSW Parliament in Sydney’s Domain on Thursday, April 12.
Indonesia and the legacy of US imperialist interference
(Contributed)
Nearly seventy years of Australian and Indonesian diplomacy has proven problematic for Canberra. Recent developments in Indonesia, resting upon the legacy of decades of political turbulence and interference, continue to give cause for alarm for both Australian and Indonesian progressive forces.
Central Committee, Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist) April 15, 2018
The Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist) unequivocally condemns the outrageous so-called “precision strikes” against Syrian government facilities by the US-British-French imperialists. The strikes are a gross violation of Syria’s sovereignty and a clear breach of International Law that the imperialists ...
Joint statement of the Greek and Turkish Marxist-Leninist parties
{The CPA (M-L) reprints below a joint statement of the Greek and Turkish Marxist-Leninist parties. The parties set a fine example – against a background of ruling class nationalist rivalry - of proletarian internationalism: seeking to find unity on the basis of their shared interests as working classes. Australians of ...
Which class rules in China is a question of global importance
Ned K.
In 2014 the Foreign Language Press in China published "The Governance Of China", a volume of articles and speeches by the Communist Party of China (CPC) General Secretary, Xi Jinping.
The volume contains many interesting articles which, if words always translated in to deeds reflecting them, ...
International Bulletin, Marxist-Leninist Party of Kurdistan/Turkey April 2018
{Events in Syria are moving quickly. The Syrian government is making great advances against the last pockets of terrorist reactionaries. Imperialist provocations abound. The major imperialist powers are all involved. So too are the regional hegemonists, Israel and Turkey. The one conducts ...
Marxist Theory Today: Notes on 21st Century Imperialism
NDMLP-Sri Lanka
{The CPA (M-L) recommends the following article from the New Democratic Marxist-Leninist Party of Sri Lanka to our members and friends. Avoiding hyperbole and dogmatism, it is respectful of various views on contemporary imperialism held by the parties within the revolutionary Marxist-Leninist movement. It highlights the continuity of ...
Our society faces huge, intractable problems. For many people, no obvious or immediate answers are apparent. There are, however, three basic questions that can help to clarify our standpoint and the tasks that arise therefrom:
