By Dick Nichols
[This is the text of a talk presented at Politics in the Pub in Perth on January 21. Dick Nichols is the editor of Solidarity.]
I want to try to explain what I think the alternative to enterprise bargaining is and how to
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By Norm Dixon
JOHANNESBURG — Prisoners will launch a campaign of peaceful mass action to win the right to vote in the April elections, it was announced here on February 22. The campaign, to be spearheaded by members of the South African
Until after the next election
"We have been down that track once before, and you can rest assured we will not be increasing taxes in our tax policy." — Shadow treasurer Alexander Downer on Liberal policy.
Presumption
"We oppose people
ADELAIDE — EYA held a loud and energetic demonstration against uranium mining on February 25. It began outside the Department of Mines and Energy and ended with a march through the streets into Rundle Mall. The demonstrators chanted against the
Police intervene at 'smoke in'
By Bernard Wunsch
BRISBANE — Up to 40 police intervened in a "smoke in" at the University Of Queensland on February 23. The action was organised by the Student Union and the student club High Society.
Seinfeld
Ch 10, Tuesday
Absolutely Fabulous
ABC-TV, Monday
Reviewed by Dave Riley
Each summer television turns into a graveyard. The dead walk again on the dark side of the daylight hours, risen up from the video vaults in search of
Beyond Capital: Marx's Political Economy of the Working Class
By Michael Lebowitz
MacMillan, 1992. 187 pp. $30
Reviewed by Roger Clarke
This book is an attempt by an "orthodox Marxist" to confront "actually existing Marxism". Michael
Qld Social Security bans lifted
By Bill Mason
BRISBANE — Work bans imposed by Public Sector Union members in the Department of Social Security in Queensland were lifted on February 23. This followed a vote at workplace meetings to accept
By Kate Shannon
"We knew we were breaking the law. We went right out into Sussex, into the middle of nowhere. We were petrified that we were going to be caught." So a young gay man describes his first homosexual experience under the shadow of
By Pip Hinman
In a landmark victory against sex discrimination, some 700 women who took up the fight against the Big Australian, BHP, have finally won their case. An out-of-court settlement was announced at a press conference in Wollongong on
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