Australia

Voters disapprove of higher education changes
Students travel to Canberra to protest fee hikes
Why we must resist injustice
'No action' on gas companies’ tax rort slammed

The Tax Justice Network (TJN) has criticised the failure of the federal government's review of the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT) to recommend a new royalties regime to force the major gas corporations to pay their fair share of tax.
Protests as Millers Point evictions begin

Residents, unionists and supporters protested outside the NSW Department of Housing office in Redfern on May 10, following the first forcible eviction of a resident of Millers Point public housing.

Peter Muller, a 57-year-old electrician, was out working, when police broke into his home and removed a number of supporters who were defending the house.
Budget attacks on ordinary people use scalpel instead of sledgehammer
Adani coalmine would cause global coal price to fall
‘Unlawful’ May Day march draws hundreds in Wollongong
Disability workers protest privatisation plan
Jack Mundey’s lasting legacy on Sydney’s cityscape

Any book on the modern urban heritage movement would at least make mention of Jack Mundey and the 1960s Green Bans, but for Sydney-based architect James Colman, Mundey’s figure continues to loom large over his city.
Good news (for a change)
Murray Goulburn: Dairy crisis hits new low