Magazine of Socialist Action in Australia

After nearly 18 years of devastating war in Afghanistan, the US government has concluded a preliminary settlement with the Taliban which, as a first …

While I was counting my coins last month, I was interrupted by the news that Qantas boss Alan Joyce had topped the list of …

Attorney General Christian Porter plans to put a package of ‘religious discrimination’ bills to the parliament by the end of the year. If passed, …

The fight to save a vital piece of parkland in Melbourne’s inner-west is entering a new phase. Four months after the formation of the …

The federal government announced last month that it had almost wiped out its budget deficit. The deficit for the 2018-19 financial year was $690 …

Joker is an engaging film. It won the top award at the Venice Film Festival, but has also faced a wave of scorn from …

A new stage of the war in Syria is now beginning after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced that Turkish troops are ready to …

Thanks to Jeremy from the Electrical Trades Union for nominating OI Glass for our ‘Rogue of the month’ column. OI Glass are a multi-national …

A new scandal has embroiled the New South Wales Labor Party, and resulted in the suspension of its general secretary, Kalia Murnain. Corruption and …

At our 2019 National Conference in October the Socialist Party decided to change its name to Socialist Action. While the politics, structures and outlook …

A family of Tamil asylum seekers have been given a temporary reprieve from being deported back to Sri Lanka, where they face a very …

The Victorian Labor government has embarked on a $672 million project to duplicate the Western Highway between Ballarat and Stawell. The 12.5 km section …