Mexico's National Indigenous Congress marked 534 years since the Spanish invasion of the Americas began — and 30 years since their organisation was founded — with a three-day conference in Mexico City...

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s key weapon against the working class is its ability to crank up interest rates, which forces more people out of jobs, to become part of a reserve army of labour that th...

University workers rallied in support of enterprise bargaining campaigns at Griffith, Queensland University of Technology and the University of Queensland. Jonathan Strauss reports.

In Ireland, a wave of far-right pogroms targeting refugees and migrants in Belfast took place between June and September this year. Green Left's Cas Smith spoke with Paul Murphy, Teachta Dála (member ...

Another round of anti-government protests erupted across India over October 2–6, following the removal of 130 million people from the electoral roll, reports Isaac Nellist.

Sarah Webber joined Green Left Radio to challenge some of the deceptive messaging of the Victorian Labor government on AI data centres

The Victorian Labor government, led by Premier Ben Carroll, has quietly withdrawn a controversial bill ahead of the November election, which would have banned the Retail and Fast Food Workers Union an...

Jillian Segal, Australia’s unelected Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism, continues to push to insert a Zionist definition of antisemitism — prejudice towards Jews — into all Australian institutions ...

In 1972, three student radicals from Melbourne’s La Trobe University — Barry York, Fergus Robinson and Brian Pola — were sent to Pentridge Prison for being in contempt of the Supreme Court of Victoria...

Sue Bolton joined Green Left Radio to discuss the coming Victorian elections

After World War I, soldiers returned to an Australia deeply divided by class, religion and social and political issues. Alex Salmon reviews a new book uncovering more of the hidden history of social u...

Philippine activist Khyl Ramos was a guest speaker at the recent Ecosocialism 2026 conference in Magan-djin/Brisbane, where he sat down with Ben Radford to discuss last year’s Gen Z protests, recent o...

There were vibrant mass demonstrations in dozens of French towns, on October 6, as five of the nation's six main trade union confederations mobilised in support of the escalating school student moveme...

Önder Algedik argues that COP31 is no longer a climate summit, but a climate-changing summit and increasingly, a climate fair. Its Action Agenda lists 10 themes, from zero waste to electrification, bu...

The High Court of Australia ruled that the New South Wales Independent Planning Commission must consider how the burning of fossil fuels, exported from this country, contributed to climate damage afte...

Of all the radical groups to emerge in the United States in the 1960s, one of the most interesting was the League of Revolutionary Black Workers, which began organising in the car industry in Detroit,...

Students across France are on strike and mobilising in the street to demand their right to quality education, linking up wih striking public sector workers, writes Sarah Glynn, in a lesson in solidari...

More than 1000 people joined the protest against Land Forces 2026, demanding an end to Israel’s genocide in Gaza and for AUKUS to be scrapped. Sam Wainwright reports.

Lizzie O’Shea, a writer, lawyer and founder of Digital Rights Watch, told the New South Wales Council for Civil Liberties’ annual fundraising dinner that rapidly developing surveillance technology is ...

Judy Mundey argues that public housing served Australia well after World War II and it could provide the same security to hundreds of thousands of people on social housing waiting lists today.

As the four-day pre-COP31 meetings get underway in Fiji, Australia needs to take urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, argues Pip Hinman.

Residents and the wider community are organising to stop the Northern Territory government’s decision to close a crucial low-cost, short-stay accommodation facility. Justice Not Jails is calling on th...

University of Sydney management is threatening to defund the main student representative body and take over its election process. Isaac Nellist reports.

The public’s distrust of the two parties, and the system in general, has become more pronounced over the last five years. But, as Freya Hedley argues, voting One Nation would be like shooting ourselve...

“Migrants are welcome, racists are not,” rang out as protesters gathered near the Beckley Markets as Pauline Hanson arrived for her $50-a-head BBQ. Sue Bull reports.

This year’s electoral contest in Brazil — between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the Workers’ Party and Flávio Bolsonaro of the Liberal Party — is taking place against a decisive climatic and ...

Despite a reduction in youth crime, NSW Labor wants to extend its youth bail crack down, targeting 14- to 17 year olds, which the Aboriginal Legal Centre says is discriminatory. Paul Gregoire reports.

The Australia-Cuba Friendship Society and the Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network called a snap rally to demand Australia pressure the United States stop threatening and blockading Cuba, Venezuela ...

Israel’s genocide in Gaza is now approaching the three-year mark, with no sign of slowing down. Join nationwide rallies on October 11 to demand Labor cut ties with Israel.

Steve O’Brien, the Socialist Alliance candidate for Newcastle in next year’s New South Wales election, said the decision to approve Glencore’s extension of a massive coal mine in the Hunter is bad for...

Lucy Millett argues that it has become clear that federal Labor’s net-zero deadlines mean nothing, despite its promises to act on the climate emergency. She is urging organisations to support the pre-...

As the third anniversary of Israel’s assault on Gaza nears, a coalition of anti-war activists is preparing to protest against the Land Forces International Land Defence Exposition. Cas Smith reports.

Coffs Harbour City Council voted to rescind the council’s 2022 declaration of a climate emergency. Brian Mahony reports.

An anti-war action at Newtown Station called on the federal government to remove pro-Palestine groups from the terrorism list. Rachel Evans reports.

The Prime Minister delivered a sort of homily to the United Nations, saying Australia “understands the dangers of global warming and the urgency of climate action”. But his actions belie his words, ar...

A community speak-out and banner drop against racism drew a wide range of endorsements and many toots in support in the inner city suburb of Glebe. Arlo Valmai reports.

The Alice Springs Magistrates Court decided not to record a criminal conviction against two anti-genocide activists for protesting on a public road near the United States spy base Pine Gap in the Nort...

NSW Activist Teachers Network organised a snap rally outside the Department of Education for a teacher who was suspended without pay for posting about Palestine on his own social media page. Beau Lyon...

Students at the University of Sydney have overwhelmingly voted for an academic boycott of Israel in a referendum held alongside elections for the Student Representative Council. Isaac Nellist and Chia...