Global revolt shows what’s needed to fight wage cuts and One Nation
Anger at Anthony Albanese is growing. The cost of living keeps getting worse and all the government can offer is more cuts.
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Crime panic and Labor’s shift right fuel One Nation’s racism
One Nation’s Victorian campaign launch opened not with promises to address the cost-of-living crisis, but with an AI-generated video depicting a Sudanese man with a machete, a Middle Eastern man with a bomb strapped to him and an Aboriginal person describing how they are paid on the basis of identity rather than merit.
Opposition to AI data centres grows—unite to stop the roll-out
In August, residents of Sanderson Street in Yarraville in Melbourne used parked cars and wheelie bins to obstruct workers trying to install 15 metre power polls.
CPSU members: reject the offer and prepare to fight
Rank-and-file unionists must prepare to defend every condition and raise the conditions up to the best, as well as to fight for a decent pay rise.
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Unions
Unions rage at Victorian Labor’s penny-pinching on pay
Public sector workers have had to fight Victoria’s Labor government throughout 2026 over pay.
Iran
Trump backs down on Iran again but still faces defeat
Donald Trump has again backed down from a major escalation of his war on Iran, saying another deal was close that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Israel’s elections and the Palestinian parties: democracy for whom?
Sara Alasfar writes on why Palestinians inside Israel's 1948 borders voted in record numbers, and what it shows about the sham of Israeli democracy.
Racism and Indigenous rights
Building the fight against One Nation: Speaking out against racism and division
Unite against Racism in Melbourne brought together a panel of speakers last month in the lead up to the Victorian state election in November to discuss fighting racism and One Nation. Below is an edited transcript of the speeches.
Australia
New evidence about police violence at Sydney’s Herzog protest surfacing
More than eight months after the protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Sydney, court proceedings and the inquiry into police conduct are exposing new evidence about the shocking events at the protest.
Cornell Seven case exposes sexual violence on campuses
A horrifying sexual assault at Cornell University has produced a wave of global outrage and anger.
International
Rage against the system as mass revolt rocks France
Since the beginning of October, a huge wave of struggle has erupted across France.
Long reads
Venezuela: from revolutionary transformation to imperialist victory
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.
Radical history and theory
Hungary 1956: How workers rose up against Stalinism
Matilda Fay looks at how workers in Hungary exposed the lie that Stalinist Russia was socialist through rising up to try to take control of society into their own hands

















