Support for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel within the university staff union, the NTEU, is growing.
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Issue 187 - Sep
Student activist Bea Tucker has had their expulsion from the ANU in Canberra overturned by a university appeals committee, in a victory for free speech and the campaign for Palestine.
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The Albanese government is stirring up Islamophobia to try to demonise the Palestine movement and justify its efforts to keep out Palestinian refugees from Gaza.
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The Popular Front against fascism in France in the 1930s weakened resistance and meant restraining one of the greatest workers’ upsurges in history, writes James Supple
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US and Australian hostility to Iran is not driven by concern at the regime’s repression at home but by competition for influence in the Middle East, writes Miro Sandev.
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In early August, a mass student uprising in Bangladesh overthrew the 15-year rule of dictator Sheikh Hasina.
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A surge of far right rallies and violence across Britain and Northern Ireland aimed at refugees and migrants shocked millions last month.
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The high-level AUSMIN talks between Australia and the US in August underlined the Albanese government’s commitment to deepening its ties with the US empire.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the most incarcerated group on the face of the planet.
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Refugees have begun a series of continuous 24-hour protests for permanent visas, with encampments in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane as well as protests in Adelaide.
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