On 25 July, young Egyptians launched a courageous action in solidarity with Gaza, exposing the appalling complicity of Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s dictatorship in Israel’s genocide.
The post Protest at security headquarters in Egypt shows rage over Gaza betrayal first appeared on Solidarity Online.
This year’s instalment of the Talisman Sabre war games was the largest yet—designed to send a message to China about growing preparations for war.
The post Talisman Sabre exercises in Australia’s north prepare for war on China first appeared on Solidarity Online.
A toxic algal bloom twice the size of the ACT is causing apocalyptic scenes in South Australia. Since March, the algal bloom is estimated to have killed almost 14,000 marine animals from more than 400 species.
The post South Australian toxic algae another climate disaster first appeared on Solidarity Online.
On Wednesday 30 July, more than 100 ANU students marched against the university’s proposed Renew ANU cuts.
The post ANU fights back against savage cuts to jobs and courses first appeared on Solidarity Online.
NT Coroner Elizabeth Armitage’s report lays bare the “entrenched, systemic and structural racism” at the heart of the NT Police including “normalised” usage of racist, violent language that paints Aboriginal people as subhuman.
The post Kumanjayi Walker inquest exposes systemic racism in NT police first appeared on Solidarity Online.
The two-day strike in Queensland following the High Court decision upholding Administration was fantastic. But with no similar response anywhere else in the country the Administration has moved quickly to tighten its grip on the union.
The post Administration tightens grip but it’s not too late to defend the CFMEU first appeared on Solidarity Online.
In a major about-face, Creative Australia has reinstated artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino as representatives of Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale.
The post Artists’ protests win Khaled Sabsabi’s reinstatement first appeared on Solidarity Online.
NSW Labor Premier Minns tried to stop the Harbour Bridge march, saying it would cause Sydney to “descend into chaos” and risk public safety.
The post Harbour Bridge march defies threats against Palestine protests first appeared on Solidarity Online.
The UK, France and Canada have all announced plans to recognise a Palestinian state in September at a meeting of the UN General Assembly.
The post Recognising Palestine won’t stop Israeli terror first appeared on Solidarity Online.
The march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge show the scale of support for action on Gaza. There is growing pressure on Anthony Albanese.
The post Bridge march shows tide has turned against Israel and Albanese first appeared on Solidarity Online.