Magazine of Socialist Action in Australia

The crisis gripping Darfur, in western Sudan, has been prominently in the news for weeks now. By Robert Bechert, CWI

The political organisation of workers is a lot weaker today than in the past. In the 1960s and 1970s, for example, many trade unionists …

By Tim Bowen, CWI New Zealand Its time for the trade union movement and anti-capitalist left to stop bailing out capitalist politicians and fight …

This year is the 35th anniversary of one of the most important and victorious strike movements in modern Australian history – the general strike …

Editorial from latest issue of The Socialist Sometime this year Australian voters are going to be faced with a choice. John Howard of the …

The ALP dominated national leadership of the AMWU has stepped up its attacks on militants in the Victorian branch by expelling former State Secretary …

At some stage in the coming months or even weeks we will have our chance to kick out the Coalition government. After a legacy …

The Socialist Party in Melbourne is preparing a serious campaign to win a seat in the Langridge Ward at the November 27th Yarra City …

Reviewed by Jimi Cocking, SP supporter in Tasmania Rereleased and now showing in selected cinemas throughout Australia

By Yorran Pelekanakis, Socialist Party Melbourne City branch Two months after the April 5th elections for the Indonesian legislature Indonesians again went to the …

By Felicia Mello and Jessica Johnston, in Justice, the newspaper of our US party Socialist Alternative Although President Bush’s approval ratings have reached an …

Dave Carr reviews Fahrenheit 9/11 It’s not surprising that Michael Moore’s documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 is storming the US. The film’s release coincides with Americans’ …