Alex Bainbridge speaks with John Shipton, about the campaign to free Julian Assange in the Â鶹´«Ã½ Show #20.
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Civil rights activists are angry that the federal government's witch hunt against Bernard Collaery is continuing. Kerry Smith reports.
Labor will not commit to raising the JobSeeker payment of $44 a day, backing down on a promise it made in 2019 to review it. Isaac Nellist reports on the response.
Inner West residents were shocked to be told by the council’s general manager that they were effectively being shut out of the preparation of the demerger case. Peter Boyle reports.
NSW bus drivers are striking to receive the same pay and conditions for the same work across the network, reports Jim McIlroy .
Suzanne James ²õ±è´Ç°ì±ðÌý³Ù´Ç Angela Carr, Socialist Alliance candidate for the Senate in Victoria, about housing, health, National Disability Insurance Scheme and the party's plans to address the growing socio-economic inequality crisis.
Unionists rallied outside Liberal National MP Warren Entsch's office to call for better wages and conditions for workers, an end to insecure work and for a change in government. Isaac Nellist reports.
Thousands marched in the annual Palm Sunday’s walk for justice for refugees in Melbourne. Supporters of refugee rights also took to the streets in Canberra and Newcastle. Chloe DS, Elizabeth Trenchos, Paul Oboohov ²¹²Ô»åÌýSteve O'BrienÌý°ù±ð±è´Ç°ù³Ù.
John Mullen shares his initial analysis of the French presidential election results.
Pacific Outreach Officer at the Edmund Rice Centre Maria Tiimon Chi-Fang, from the tiny Pacific island state Kiribati, warned at the Palm Sunday rally that her community is the "collateral damage to the greed of distant colonising powers".Â
The Palm Sunday march on April 10 took up the intersecting issues of war, refugees and climate emergency.
If war were not such a profitable enterprise for capitalism, the arms industries would not be so huge, writes William Briggs.
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