Facts are best for this outbreakIt may come as a surprise to George Bush but the war over Iraq has already begun - in Britain. Among the warrior class that favours bashing...
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It’s done
by Neville Wran, Bob Hawke | Aug 9, 2002
The blueprint for Labor Party reformToday we handed down the report of the ALP national committee of review to the party's national executive.The recommendations are geared...
Exhibition: Mary Alice Evatt ‘Mas’ 1898-1973
by Evatt Foundation | Aug 9, 2002
A fitting tribute Bruce Childs The Evatt Foundation was launched in 1979 as an educational and public affairs association operating to advance the ideals of the labour movement....
Union slams ALP super policy
by Evatt Foundation | Aug 7, 2002
A superannuation trapThe ALP has again been drawn into a trap set by their political opponents in supporting so-called 'genuine choice' in superannuation, one of Australia's...
Telstra
by John Quiggin | Aug 5, 2002
The case for renationalisation and divestitureRos Eason has criticised proposals for the divestiture of peripheral parts of Telstra's operation which have been made, among...
Privatisation can be a death sentence
by Public Services International | Aug 3, 2002
Ghana: Keep water public!In Ghana, people are mobilising. They want to stop the leasing of their country's water supply to foreign multinationals. The local Coalition Against the...
News of the world: PPPs are a disaster
by Kenneth Davidson | Jul 27, 2002
The Minister for Finance, Nick Minchin, is one of the driest ministers in the Howard cabinet. He is also a smart politician and one of the Coalition's most serious policy...
Liberals smashed
by Evatt Foundation | Jul 22, 2002
A victory for the Tassie ALP ... and The state of the states.On Monday 15 July, Tasmania won first position on the Evatt Foundation's annual State Government League Table, the...
Who are the idiots now?
by Sean Gonsalves | Jul 20, 2002
WTO protesters appear propheticWhat about states' rights? Before Enron, WorldCom and the rest of the Wall Street hustler stories broke, in this most recent wave of corporate...
Leaders wanted!
by Claude Martin | Jul 17, 2002
Humanity's footprint is crushing the earthHumanity's use of natural resources has exceeded the regenerative capacity of the Earth for the last two decades, and is projected to...