Anarchist Earthships against road building mania
Between 2015 and 2019 an anarchist environmental protest group, organised by Forest Rescue, occupied a group of government-owned houses at Fremantle’s Stirling... Read more.
Dance production tells powerful truths about Australian racism
Among the Yawuru people of Western Australia’s Kimberley region the expression “Jurrungu Ngan-ga” is a powerful cultural term denoting the kind of “straight... Read more.
What Red Ant Stands For
Red Ant seeks to work with others to build the broadest coalitions – united fronts – to mobilise the greatest number of people around those key ideas. We believe... Read more.
Global Solidarity, Peace in Ukraine and Multipolarity: An interview with Ivan Ernesto Barreto Lopez
Ivan Ernesto Barreto Lopez is an international relations expert who works in the Asia-Pacific section of the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP)... Read more.
The Vitals: Visceral humour about Cancer
The Vitals, a cancer survivor’s tale, is by turns witty, insightful and terrifying. It tells the story of Tracy Sorensen’s close encounter with cancer, but not... Read more.
Sámi people’s struggle powerfully shown in Let the River Flow
Let the River Flow is a dramatised recreation of the struggle of the indigenous Sámi people in Norway in defence of their native lands in the late 1970s and early... Read more.
Robodebt: Warfare Against the Poor and Vulnerable
The government policy known as Robodebt – which went under a variety of names during its existence – was a deliberately contrived war waged against the poor... Read more.
Other People’s Children: sensitive, insightful French feminist film
It is interesting to see how internet film reviewers define Other People’s Children. Some sites say it is a drama/comedy, others that it is a tragedy. This says... Read more.
Behind the France Events
There is a cyclical pattern of rioting by hyper-marginalised immigrant youth in France, in the 1990s, in 2005 and now. France has never really come to terms with... Read more.
The Last Daughter: A Real Story of Reconciliation
Film maker Brenda Matthews tells her story of being plucked from the loving embrace of her Aboriginal family, being placed with a white foster family and then returned... Read more.