One Nation’s support may have dropped slightly after Pauline Hanson put her full agenda on show in her speech at the National Press Club. But One Nation’s rise has exposed a deep crisis in Australian politics.

FTC and SIS both campaigned for rank-and-file teachers to vote No to the last offer from the Victorian government. SIS however is now declining to support FTC and the rank-and-file’s campaign for a strike on 4 August.

The US might have the most powerful military in the world, but it’s Donald Trump who has been humiliated with the end of the war against Iran.

Activists from across the continent will converge on the Pine Gap spy base in Central Australia in July for three days of protest and discussion.

Indigenous people in the Northern Territory are facing a “police state”, Mililma May, Danggalaba Kulumbiringin Tiwi writer and community organiser, told Solidarity’s Keep Left conference in April.

Victoria faces the terrifying prospect of One Nation in government after November’s state election. One Nation could either win the most seats itself or do well enough that the Liberals need their support to form government.

Elizabeth Grosshans looks at what's responsible for the wave of online misogyny and rising sexism, and how we can fight it.

Newly installed British Labour Prime Minister Andy Burnham is talking left in an effort to revive the party’s fortunes. This has delivered a small boost in the polls, but will it last?

David Glanz reviews a new book that helps explain why the high hopes of the Bolivarian revolution ended in a squalid deal with US imperialism.

Workers in Spain rose up to stop a fascist coup 90 years ago this month, sparking the civil war. This put revolution on the agenda—but holding it back led to defeat, argues Peter Robinson