Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on track to win India’s upcoming election, giving him a third term in office and allowing him to cement his reactionary and racist agenda.
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Workers are still feeling the cost of living crunch, with Anthony Albanese refusing to do anything that would make a real difference.
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Spy base Pine Gap is almost certainly playing a key role feeding intelligence to Israel for use against Gaza.
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Read Solidarity's monthly round-up from the frontline of workers' struggle.
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There’s an upbeat mood among RMIT workers after an all-out strike for three and a half days in the week leading up to Easter.
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Clare Fester reviews a new book that looks at the history of Jewish working class radicalism and struggle that Zionism has sought to hide.
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The two-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine was marked by the Russian capture of the strategically important Ukrainian city of Avdiivka.
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In late February, the war-hawk Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, announced Labor would spend an extra $11.1 billion to double the number of Navy surface ships, taking total naval spending in the next decade to an eye-wateringly obscene $54.2 billion.
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After campaigning since 2018, Early Childhood Educators are demanding a 25 per cent pay rise. But a walkout planned for this week was called off.
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Barbara Baird has written extensively on abortion law and politics. In this book, she examines the state of abortion provision in Australia in a history of reproductive health since 1990.
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