Monthly Archives: April 2019

World War I On 25 April 1915, Australian soldiers, along with troops from New Zealand, Britain and France, stormed beaches on the Gallipoli Peninsula close to Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire. The campaign was badly planned and organised … Continue reading →

This article first appeared in The Anvil Vol 8 No 2, published 14 March 2019. As more people realise that climate change is happening, and there’s no mainstream political call to stop it, they are starting to look beyond conventional … Continue reading →

This article first appeared in The Anvil Vol 8 No 2, published 14 March 2019. The makeup of workers’ organisations is an indication of their strength. Unless women are present, along with other oppressed groups, capitalism will not be defeated. … Continue reading →

This statement was produced by the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement, an Anarchist Communist organisation in Aotearoa / New Zealand. The MACG generally endorses its contents, but notes that it refers twice to “the white working class”. We believe that this … Continue reading →

The murder of fifty people and the wounding of many more by a heavily armed Fascist gunman in New Zealand on 15 March is a warning to the world. Though quarrelling and disorganised, Fascists are growing in number and in … Continue reading →