With temperatures shooting past the Paris Agreement, leaders are fiddling while our homes burn, write Martin Greenfield and Eddie Ford.

Former MUA Assistant National Secretary Ian Bray has lifted the lid on the MUA’s internal position calling for Steve Cotton to stand down, an MUA member reports.

A Labor backbencher has blasted his colleagues for not being more forthright about Palestinian rights and called for tighter monitoring of dual citizens.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is "very worried" about fresh US strikes on Iran and has highlighted the difficulties for global markets responding to US President Donald Trump's repeated peac...

Marcus Strom looks into allegations that ITF leader Stephen Cotton perpetuated a sexist culture and engaged in sexual harassment.

In a mostly stage-managed conference, delegates still rejected the Albanese government’s support for Trump’s war, reports Hamish McPherson.

The Enhanced Games reveal the fusion of capital-technology-science in the 21st century, write Jack Hynes and Thomas Heenan.

The US-Israeli assault on Iran has revealed the thin veneer of 'green capitalism', writes Marcus Strom.

Socialist Alternative leaders want to ban caucuses from identifying with the party in public. NSW Socialists member Clarrie Lewis reports.

Martin Greenfield says the left should not be surprised that unions are not clearly opposing the US-Israel war.

Thinly veiled threats to use nuclear weapons against Iran weren’t enough for Albanese to withdraw support for Trump’s war, writes Hamish McPherson.

What looks like a landslide win for Labor could spell trouble down the track. Marcus Strom looks at the South Australian election.

After the ‘rupture’ in international affairs described by Candian PM Mark Carney, Hamish McPherson calls for a working-class foreign policy.

In a statement posted to Telegram, the group announced the closure of the National Socialist Network would also spell the end of "co-projects" White Australia, the European Australian Movement and the...

The state government will step up monitoring of hate speech to “stamp out the culture of antisemitism” as Palestine advocates defend use of the controversial “intifada” phrase.

Defence insider tells Labor Tribune the new Defence Delivery Agency will 'do nothing'. Marcus Strom argues it reveals much that's rotten within the military.

Queensland Labor has called for prosecutions against Australians in the IDF where credible allegations of war crimes in Gaza exist.

The labour movement must oppose anti-democratic laws that will always be used against the left, argues Marcus Strom

The global left is rightly celebrating Zohran Mamdani's victory but will he be seduced by the Democrat Party machine? Joseph P. reports from NYC.

The road to Belem was paved with good intentions, but capitalism can't solve the climate crisis, argues Marcus Strom.

Our three levels of government will collect a record $1 trillion in taxes this year, but the federation is failing.

President Herzog's office says he holds Trump "in the highest regard", but that anyone seeking a pardon has to submit a formal request.

On the 50th anniversary of the Whitlam Dismissal, Hamish McPherson reviews Solidarity pamphlet 'Strike Fraser Out!'

As the 50th anniversary of the Dismissal approaches, David Lockwood urges you to maintain your republican rage and enthusiasm.

Professor Al Rainnie from the University of South Australia argues we should fight for jobs that are socially meaningful, not dependent on militarism and the war machine

Abe David argues that understanding Indonesia’s contradictions is not optional. For Marxists in Australia, it is essential.

As the 50th anniversary of the Dismissal approaches, David Lockwood urges you to maintain your republican rage and enthusiasm.

Hamish McPherson says the end to daily slaughter is a relief but we must keep the pressure on the government to sanction Israel.

The left must be the radical alternative to the establishment, writes Hamish McPherson.

Calling for a United Nations peacekeeping force to deliver aid to Gaza and end the conflict in Palestine is a practical and political dead end. Bob Sparks explains.

The ALP victory in May hides a shallow support for Albanese's program of do little and say less.

It is clear that a two-state solution is dead. But is a ‘single democratic state’ a useful proposal for Palestine and Israel? Deputy editor David Lockwood takes a look.

In the wake of the historic Sydney Harbour Bridge ‘March for Humanity’, the Palestine solidarity movement can build a mass movement with a working-class character that lays a basis for a political cha...