On this episode of On The Streets we discuss the counter-protests against the far-right "March for Australia" protests, NTEU members going on strike and protests against IDF soldiers in the Sydney Marathon.
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Sam Wainwright explores some of the lessons for progressives from One Nation’s victory in the Secret Harbour by-election.
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About 20 peace activists gathered outside Geelong Magistrates Court to support Jaimie Jeffrey, who was charged with criminal damage and trespass after a protest against a weapons manufacturer. Jackie Kriz reports.
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Several hundred Sydney Ferries workers, who are members of the Maritime Union of Australia, went on strike for better pay and conditions, Jim McIlroy reports.
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National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) members at the University of Sydney (USyd) went on strike as part of their industrial bargaining campaign for better working conditions and a 20% pay rise, Isaac Nellist reports.
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Around the country today, people took action to oppose the opening of Beetaloo and to highlight the disaster that ongoing fossil fuel extraction will be. Photos by Alex Bainbridge.
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A year after it was viciously attacked, Camp Sovereignty in Naarm/Melbourne was filled with light, love and music, as it hosted Rock Against Racism, celebrating community and resilience, reports Candice Alisha.
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Ecosocialism 2026 organisers are calling on immigration minister Tony Burke to grant a visa to Malaysian activist Kirisna Veni Singham so she can attend the conference, reports Peter Boyle.
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Protests were held to counter the far-right “March for Australia” protests held across the country on August 30. Isaac Nellist reports.
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A screening of The Young Marx at the Muloobinba/Newcastle Resistance Centre drew a crowd of local campaigners and socialist activists. Lola Heuston reports.
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A diverse range of community groups came together for a “Save Our Legacy” rally, reports Alex Bainbridge.
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Ala’a Al Qaisi joined Green Left Radio to discuss her new play, The Return.