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The US “Space Race” and Australia
(Contributed) 7 May 2019 Media releases about the development of an Australian space industry have revealed just how important and strategically-placed the country is for US-led military and security provision.
Australia has become inextricably linked to the US-led wave of militarism sweeping the region; recent US-led Australian military planning, ...
For the first time in this aging writer’s memory, May 1 was marked in Sydney with a 6000 strong strike and march. The push to return May Day to its militant beginnings came from ...
Step up Change the Rules campaign – don’t let it die in a parliamentary election!
Nick G. 1 May 2019
On May Day 2019, the day of international working class struggle and solidarity, workers in Australia will show our united resolve to step up the fight to Change the Rules and continue the struggle for a fairer, more just society for working people. ...
(Vanguard has received a request to publish an article on the struggle to free revolutionary environmentalists sentenced to 40 years jail in Pakistan. The struggle took place in a part of Jammu ...
This is an expanded version of the article in Vanguard’s hard copy May Day edition. It concludes a series investigating ruptures in pro-corporate support among First Peoples.
Imagine if Tony Abbott turned up at your place, telling you how to live, like he did to Northern Territory Aboriginal ...
The recent outbreak of violence in Libya is continuing testimony to the US imperialism’s inability to put Humpty Dumpty together again. Good at pushing regimes from their place on the wall, invariably the result has been utter chaos ...
US imperialism and the Middle East: the decline of regional influence
(Contributed) 27 April 2019
After decades of US-led interference in the Middle East, Washington would appear to be losing its hegemonic presence in the region. A number of recent developments have had far-reaching implications for US imperialism.
US multinational Kimberly-Clark to sack 220 Australian workers and send production off-shore
Danny O. 25 April 2019
Huggies nappies will no longer be made in Australia. It follows the decision of giant US multinational consumer goods manufacturer Kimberly-Clark to shut down its nappy making factory in the south-west Sydney suburb of Ingleburn. The closure, which is expected to be completed by ...
“Neither power nor profit could buy the great Ted Hill.”
On the anniversary of Ted Hill’s birth, 23 April 1915, we are pleased to announce the launch of a new website on his life and work. Ted Hill was a founding member and Chairman of the Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist). He dedicated his life and work to the struggles ...
“Solidarity is the tenderness of the people” – standing with our construction workers
(Contributed) 19 April 2019
On Wednesday 17 April well over 1,000 construction workers held a demonstration through the business and retail heart of Adelaide's Central Business District. The demonstration was part of the union movement's Change the Rules campaign.
Business Council sets agenda for biggest corporations
Nick G . 13 April 2019
The Business Council of Australia (BCA) released a report on April 11 called “A Plan for A Stronger Australia”. The immediate question is “stronger for whom”? To answer that, we need to know for whom the BCA speaks.
Australia To Lose in Looming Trade Deal Between USA and China
Ned K. 13 April 2019
The US and China, the two biggest economic powers when it comes to world trade, are on the verge of a new trade deal. The US has a US$400 billion trade deficit with China and Trump is desperate to increase US exports to China ...
US struggles to keep control of developments in the south of Korea
(Contributed) 11 April 2019
The impeachment and sacking of President Park Geun-hye in South Korea (ROK) has enabled national elections to take place in early May. The elections, however, are unlikely to resolve the political crisis within the country or the problems of their diplomatic ...
The only way to Change The Rules is through struggle!
CPA (M-L) leaflet (See opposite and Downloads menu)
“Real change always comes from waves of defiant, militant and at times “illegal” struggle on the job, in the streets and in our communities…we will never get it from begging and pleading with the bosses or the politicians.”
Venezuela’s Maduro: “…we are preparing for the popular resistance of the whole people”
Nick G. 8 April 2019
Experiencing social and technological destabilisation and subversion, and facing threats of immanent invasion by US imperialism, the people and government of Venezuela are preparing for all-out resistance in defence of national independence, social reform and democracy.
Comrade Sison condemns Duterte regime’s illegal loan arrangement with China
National Democratic Front, Philippines 7 April 2019
Comrade Jose Maria Sison, Chairman of the Communist Party of the Philippines and Chief Political Consultant for the National Democratic Front of the Philippines, has released a statement backing a move by Makabayan (Patriotic Coalition of the People) Chairman Neri Colmenares and ...
No free rides – build the collective power of workers
Ned K. 5 May 2019
A Report from the Reserve Bank shows that despite a decline union membership generally in Australia over a long period, the involvement of unions in enterprise agreement negotiations results in considerably higher wages than nonunion involvement Agreements due to compound effect ...
Future Hostilities? Scenarios for the Asia-Pacific Region
(Contributed) 5 April 2016
A warning from a well-placed source in a mainstream media outlet that Australia may get drawn into a regional conflict between the United States and China, has to be taken seriously. As the US imperialists embark upon a massive increase in their ...
