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Australia and South Pacific Australian government rules out referendum as dual citizenship crisis escalates By Mike Head and James Cogan, 19 May 2018 The Coalition government has moved to make it even more difficult to prove “unqualified allegiance” to Australia Australian government “review” prepares deeper public sector cuts By Terry Cook, 18 May 2018 The review will be a mechanism to justify further privatisations, outsourcing and cuts to jobs and conditions. Australia: Why is the New South Wales Teachers Federation promoting a new NAPLAN? By Erika Zimmer, 18 May 2018 Australian teachers have been almost universally hostile to NAPLAN testing which was introduced by the former Rudd Labor government a decade ago. US State Department accuses China of “economic blackmail” By Mike Head, 16 May 2018 The Australian media highlighted the provocative report, which alleges that China is using “debtbook diplomacy” to take over Asian and Pacific countries. Australian pseudo-left backs union campaign to elect a big business Labor government By Oscar Grenfell, 15 May 2018 Socialist Alternative is attempting to cover up the fact that Labor and the unions have become the central political instruments of the corporate elite. Hillary Clinton demands Australia and New Zealand act against “Chinese interference” By Mike Head, 14 May 2018 Clinton’s whipping up of anti-Chinese sentiment in Australia and New Zealand was accompanied by her appeals to affluent feminist layers. New Zealand government boosts foreign aid for “Pacific Reset” By John Braddock, 12 May 2018 The increased spending is aimed at pushing back against growing Chinese influence in the region. Delivery drivers strike in China, Korean Airline pilots and workers demand dismissal of company chairman Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific The World Socialist Web Site invites workers and other readers to contribute to this regular feature. Australian Labor leader replies to budget with empty populism By Mike Head, 11 May 2018 Bill Shorten postured as a champion of “Australians doing it tough,” while denouncing the government for not cutting the budget deficit enough to prepare for “global bad news.” Australian unions promote Labor Party at “Change the Rules” rally in Melbourne By our reporters, 11 May 2018 Between 60,000 and 100,000 workers marched in central Melbourne. For a socialist movement against war throughout the Asia-Pacific region By James Cogan, 11 May 2018 The following speech was delivered to the ICFI’s May Day 2018 International Online Rally by James Cogan, national secretary of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia). Australian High Court citizenship ruling disqualifies five more MPs By Mike Head, 10 May 2018 The ruling takes to a new level a purge of parliament to clear out anyone lacking “unqualified allegiance” to Australia. The way forward for New Zealand nurses: Break from the unions! Unite the working class against the Labour government! By Socialist Equality Group (New Zealand), 10 May 2018 The fight by nurses and other health workers for decent wages and conditions must be consciously directed against the Labour Party government and the pro-capitalist trade unions. A desperate and vicious pre-election budget in Australia By Mike Head, 9 May 2018 The government is preparing to try and scrape back into office before the economic and political situation worsens. Report underscores Australian rental affordability crisis By Oscar Grenfell, 8 May 2018 The inflated housing bubble has created a social disaster, especially for recipients of poverty-level government welfare. Australia: Melbourne university staff strike to defend academic freedom By Patrick O’Connor, 7 May 2018 Through the “reforms” of successive Labor and Liberal-National governments, universities have been transformed into privatised and corporatised entities. ExxonMobil gas project a disaster for Papua New Guinea’s people By John Braddock, 4 May 2018 The country’s impoverished population would have been better off by almost every measure of economic welfare without the LNG project. Australia: Unions, state governments, try to rescue standardised testing as student performance declines By Erika Zimmer, 3 May 2018 A recent comprehensive analysis found that the NAPLAN test results of disadvantaged students had sharply declined. Leaked documents expose plans for internal surveillance by Australia’s electronic spy agency By Mike Head, 2 May 2018 The leaks point to the preoccupation of the ruling class with monitoring and suppressing mounting domestic disaffection and unrest. Anzac Day 2018: Australia stages a “gender-inclusive” glorification of war By Richard Phillips, 2 May 2018 Female veterans, including participants in the US-led wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, were given pride of place in this year’s military marches. Global giant spearheads drive for further healthcare privatisation in Australia By Margaret Rees, 1 May 2018 Bupa wants to restrict its “gap cover” to customers who undergo medical procedures in facilities under contract to the company. Australian High Court rubberstamps “fast track” denial of refugee visas By Mike Head, 30 April 2018 The court’s decision will help the Liberal-National Coalition government speed up the return of thousands of asylum seekers to the countries they fled. Australian rail union tries to suppress continuing hostility to NSW train sellout By Oscar Grenfell, 30 April 2018 The union is acutely aware that the pro-business restructuring mandated by the enterprise agreement will provoke struggles among rail workers. Australian government prepares budget and possible early election By Mike Head, 28 April 2018 Such an election would be the latest attempt to install a government that can carry through a far deeper assault on social spending, as well as prepare for potential trade wars and wars. North and South Korea hold “peace” summit By James Cogan, 27 April 2018 Any concrete development toward a rapprochement on the Korean Peninsula on US-dictated terms will be viewed with immense concern in Beijing. After Washington briefings, Australian Labor Party reiterates support for “foreign interference” bills By Mike Head, 27 April 2018 Just as another anti-China scare campaign was launched, Labor’s shadow foreign affairs minister emphasised its backing for the measures directed against China and anti-war dissent. Australian health care costs among the worst internationally By John Mackay, 26 April 2018 Deepening cuts to public health funding mean patients confront higher out of pocket charges from doctors, clinics and hospitals. Australian government imposes harsh financial burdens on immigrant families By Max Newman, 25 April 2018 New migrants now have to pay more than double to bring family members to Australia. Australian and Chinese navy ships reportedly face off in the South China Sea By Gary Alvernia, 24 April 2018 International media outlets gave the incident prominent coverage, depicting it as a “Chinese challenge” to Australian warships. Australian unions impose sweeping job and pay cuts via “interest-based bargaining” By Mike Head, 24 April 2018 The IBB process is a new stage in the decades-long transformation of the unions into corporatist entities. Australian workers and youth denounce persecution of Julian Assange By our reporters, 23 April 2018 The sentiments of ordinary people stand in stark contrast to the actions of the official parliamentary parties, which are all complicit in the attacks on WikiLeaks and Assange. Geoffrey Rush defamation case: Australian judge dismisses newspaper’s latest defence By Richard Phillips, 23 April 2018 Friday’s ruling is another legal setback for the Murdoch-owned Daily Telegraph and the #MeToo campaign’s contempt for democratic principles. British Commonwealth summit sees line up against China and Russia By Mike Head, 23 April 2018 The CHOGM gathering saw a concerted drive to transform the 53-member grouping, long regarded as an imperial relic, into a confrontational vehicle. Australian banking revelations fuel political crisis By Mike Head, 23 April 2018 Public outrage has mounted as damning evidence emerges from hearings conducted by a royal commission into financial services. Australian Greens riven by factional conflicts By Oscar Grenfell, 20 April 2018 The tensions, which threaten splits in the party, have been spurred by a series of recent electoral defeats. Resolutions of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) Fourth National Congress The SEP and the Political Independence of the Working Class The Fourth National Congress of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) was held in Sydney from March 30 to April 2, 2018. Resolutions of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) Fourth National Congress For an International Anti-War Movement! The following text is the second of four resolutions passed at the Fourth National Congress of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) held in Sydney from March 30 to April 2, 2018. Australian meetings to call for Julian Assange’s freedom By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 20 April 2018 The Australian political and media establishment bears major responsibility for the outrages perpetrated against Julian Assange. Australian government endorses US-led strikes on Syria By Oscar Grenfell, 17 April 2018 The support of the Turnbull government and Labor opposition for the illegal act of aggression, is in line with Australia’s role as a key military and diplomatic ally of Washington. Australia: Discontent as union pushes collaboration with management at Macquarie University By Mike Head, 17 April 2018 Younger academics and casual teachers, in particular, have voiced disbelief at the National Tertiary Education Union’s assurances. Australian government pushes ahead with “foreign donations” ban By Mike Head, 16 April 2018 The bill is a part of a multi-pronged legislative package that targets alleged “Chinese interference” in Australian political and commercial life. Another Australian prime minister faces serious crisis By Mike Head, 14 April 2018 At the heart of the worsening political instability are mounting economic and geo-strategic pressures. Meeting in Brisbane May 20: Organise Resistance to Internet Censorship! Free Julian Assange! The silencing of Assange coincides with Washington’s escalation of war in Syria and preparations for confrontation with nuclear-armed Russia. Thousands of oil tanker drivers in Odisha, India to strike next week for higher pay Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific The Odisha tanker drivers are employed by contractors for the state-owned oil corporations and are only paid about $US115 per month. Australian media stokes fears of Chinese military base in Vanuatu By John Braddock, 13 April 2018 The escalating propaganda war is another sign of deepening tensions across the Asia Pacific that threaten to embroil the entire region into a major war. Australian asylum seekers stripped of minimal welfare payments By Max Newman, 11 April 2018 As of this month, over 12,000 refugees are at risk of being left destitute and forced to return to the countries they fled. Australian universities integrated into military build-up By Oscar Grenfell, 10 April 2018 A report last month documented the proliferation of ties between Australian universities, government-backed military research, and private contractors, including arms dealers. Australian tertiary education union imposes cuts to wages and conditions at Murdoch University By Mike Head, 9 April 2018 Almost half the university’s staff abstained or refused to vote in the postal ballot to accept the NTEU-negotiated agreement. Australian dock workers strike against threatened 60 percent wage cut By our reporters, 6 April 2018 The Maritime Union of Australia is isolating the workers, while it seeks to strike a sellout deal with Qube Ports. Australia proposes visas for white South Africans By Max Newman and Mike Head, 6 April 2018 Home Affairs Minister Dutton insists white farmers deserve “special attention” for humanitarian visas. Australian workers and youth condemn police assault on disabled pensioner By our reporters, 5 April 2018 Graphic video footage of a distressed man being attacked by six police officers has provoked deep concern in the working class. Ex-Australian prime minister embraces Pauline Hanson By Mike Head, 3 April 2018 Abbott’s decision to launch Hanson’s book marks a sharp shift to the right within the political establishment to promote nationalism and xenophobia. Australia: Victorian police assault disability pensioner By Oscar Grenfell, 3 April 2018 Captured on CCTV footage, the incident graphically exposes the impunity with which police officers brutalise working class people, especially the poor and the vulnerable. New Zealand: Labour government hit by sexual assault allegations By John Braddock, 31 March 2018 The media has deliberately inflated an apparently minor incident into a major national issue as a warning to Labour to press ahead with an agenda of austerity and war preparations. Australian government forced to delay company tax cut bill By Mike Head, 30 March 2018 The setback could reignite the factional rifts that have wracked both the Liberal and National parties, especially since the Coalition government’s near-defeat in 2016. Australian train workers denounce NSW rail sellout By Oscar Grenfell, 29 March 2018 Workers question the legitimacy of the postal ballot and condemn the sordid manoeuvres of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union. Opposition to Australian “foreign interference” bills By Mike Head, 27 March 2018 Under the banner of combating a Chinese “conspiracy” to dominate Australia, the bills contain far-reaching attacks on fundamental democratic rights. Unions impose sellout deal on Australian rail workers By Oscar Grenfell, 26 March 2018 The New South Wales rail unions could only secure a razor-thin margin through a months-long campaign to stifle and suppress opposition. “Financial toxicity” affects poorer cancer patients in Australia By Margaret Rees, 23 March 2018 High medical payments and reduced income while patients are being treated or recovering from cancer are causing distress and avoidable deaths. Geoffrey Rush lawsuit strikes blow against anti-democratic #MeToo campaign By Richard Phillips and James Cogan, 22 March 2018 A judge ruled that the Murdoch media could not substantiate the allegations of sexual misconduct it made against acclaimed Australian actor Geoffrey Rush. Interviews with voters at the Batman by-election By our reporters, 20 March 2018 “There should be money for everybody, for health, for the elderly.” Australian by-election in Melbourne heightens Greens’ crisis By Patrick O’Connor, 20 March 2018 The Greens’ defeat in Batman marks a significant blow to their hopes of enlarging their influence within the parliamentary apparatus. Union prepares another sellout deal at Australia’s Macquarie University By our correspondent, 20 March 2018 The secrecy imposed by the NTEU is a warning that Macquarie will be a test case for the union’s capacity to impose intensifying cuts and pro-business measures. Australian women join legal actions over pelvic implants By Michelle Stevens, 20 March 2018 The allegations against the pharmaceutical giant, Johnson & Johnson, if proven correct, will reveal a profit-driven disregard for the health and wellbeing of the women. Australia-ASEAN summit held amid US-China tensions By James Cogan, 19 March 2018 Australian Prime Minister Turnbull sought to draw more ASEAN members toward the anti-China orientation of the more openly US-aligned states. Liberals take office in South Australia with a minority vote By Mike Head, 19 March 2018 The result is part of a wider pattern in recent Australian elections that points to the breakdown of the two-party political set-up, through which the capitalist class has ruled since World War II. Australian government to push through anti-democratic “foreign interference” bills By Mike Head, 17 March 2018 Submissions to a parliamentary committee provided chilling examples of how the legislation will eviscerate freedom of political expression and organisation. Former Tongan PM charged in passport inquiry By John Braddock, 17 March 2018 Tonga’s autocratic political system is under increasing pressure from the regional powers, Australia and New Zealand, over growing Chinese influence. Australia: SEP meeting discusses government-media campaign over “African gangs” By our reporters, 17 March 2018 The SEP has led a fight within the working class against the provocative hysteria against young people of African origin. Forty thousand Indian railway workers march on parliament Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific The workers were protesting against the introduction of a mandatory employee-contribution pension scheme. New Zealand: Reject the union sellout of Wellington rail workers! By the Socialist Equality Group (New Zealand), 16 March 2018 The RMTU, private companies Transdev and Hyundai Rotem, and the Greater Wellington Regional Council want to impose a pro-business deal that freezes wages and paves the way for job cuts. South Australian election campaign points to deepening political alienation By Mike Head, 16 March 2018 No commentator has been able to predict the result, because of the ongoing collapse of support for the two major parties—Labor and Liberal. Australia: By-election education “debate” reveals bogus Greens-Labor contest By Frank Gaglioti and David Cohen, 16 March 2018 The event underscored the fraud of the efforts of Labor and the Greens in the Batman election campaign to present themselves as duelling “progressive” parties. Australia: Unions preside over anti-democratic ballot to sell out NSW rail workers By Oscar Grenfell, 15 March 2018 The rail unions have done everything they can to suppress any industrial and political struggle by workers. Australia: Bileola residents protest at pre-dawn removal of Tamil refugee family By Max Newman, 15 March 2018 People in a Queensland rural town are outraged at the pre-dawn Australian Border Force raid to seize and imprison a local family. Pseudo-left groups form new “Victorian Socialists” electoral front in Australia By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 15 March 2018 The latest opportunist manoeuvre by the pseudo-left is a calculated response to immense disaffection within the working class towards the Labor Party. Falling wages point to economic and social reality in Australia By Mike Head, 14 March 2018 Instead of “jobs and growth,” the statistics point to increasing casualisation, real wage cuts and deepening social inequality. Join the International Youth and Students for Social Equality! Take up the fight for socialism! By the IYSSE (Australia), 14 March 2018 The International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE) distributed the following statement at university orientation week events across Australia and in New Zealand. Australian pseudo-lefts feature at pro-imperialist #SaveGhouta rallies By Zac Hambides, 13 March 2018 The real purpose of the rallies was to urge the US and other Western imperialist powers to directly militarily intervene into Syria. Gas profits and China fears drive Australia-Timor boundary treaty By Mike Head, 13 March 2018 There were concerns in both Canberra and Washington that Australia’s refusal to abide by international law was opening the door for China to acquire greater influence. Sweet Country: Bitter truths about Aboriginal dispossession in Australia By George Morley, 13 March 2018 Warwick Thornton’s second feature is a visually striking and powerful historical drama, which confronts audiences with some ugly truths about Australia’s colonial past. Rising anger over aid delays in Papua New Guinea’s catastrophic quake disaster By John Roberts, 12 March 2018 The humanitarian crisis resulting from the earthquake exposes the inadequate response of the PNG and Australian governments. Vote “no” in the postal ballot! Australia: Rail authorities, unions push sellout deal in NSW train dispute By Oscar Grenfell, 12 March 2018 The agreement provides for continuous pro-business restructuring, job cuts and the elimination of working conditions. Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific The World Socialist Web Site invites workers and other readers to contribute to this regular feature. Australia: “Silent invasion” book advocates war against China By Mike Head, 8 March 2018 A new book seeks to whip up anti-Chinese chauvinism, brand any dissent as treasonous, and insist on unconditional commitment to US war plans. Australia: Anger erupts over privatised bus services in Newcastle By Max Newman, 8 March 2018 Amid an ongoing state government attack on public transport workers’ jobs and conditions, a packed public meeting voices outrage over poor service and major delays. Australian teachers salute courageous stand of striking teachers in West Virginia By our reporters, 7 March 2018 Teachers in Victoria and New South Wales, Australia’s two most populous states, have expressed powerful support for the struggle being waged by their counterparts in West Virginia. Deep social crisis ignored in South Australian election campaign By Mike Head, 6 March 2018 After clinging to office for 16 years, the state Labor government could be swept out, or forced to form a minority administration with “SA Best.” Australia: Liberals cling to office in Tasmanian election By Mike Head, 5 March 2018 Far from an “historic” victory, the vote reflects deepening popular disaffection with the parliamentary establishment as a whole. Australian rail union pushes through sellout agreement at Pacific National By Patrick Davies, 5 March 2018 The Rail, Tram and Bus Union has imposed another deal that slashes conditions and provides for the ever-greater use of casual labour by the freight operator. Emergency declared after earthquake devastates Papua New Guinea By Mike Head, 3 March 2018 More than 50 people are feared dead and anger is mounting over the lack of government assistance. Obituary: Jim Anderton, a pivotal defender of New Zealand capitalism By John Braddock, 3 March 2018 As leader of NewLabour and the Alliance, Anderton played a critical role defending the capitalist order by blocking any rebellion against the Labour government. Australian rail union prepares sellout in NSW train dispute By Oscar Grenfell, 2 March 2018 The Rail, Tram and Bus Union confirmed yesterday that workers will be balloted on an enterprise agreement that will intensify the assault on jobs and conditions. As Liberal-National government implodes Australia’s corporate media promote Labor’s “new Keating” By Mike Head, 28 February 2018 Two prominent interviews with Labor’s shadow treasurer Chris Bowen have touted his vows to revive the Hawke-Keating “reform” agenda. Australian and New Zealand transport workers must unite their struggles By the Socialist Equality Group (New Zealand), 28 February 2018 The trade unions in both New Zealand and Australia are seeking to isolate workers in each country from each other in order to facilitate further attacks on jobs, wages and conditions. Australian government instability intensifies after deputy prime minister’s removal By Mike Head, 27 February 2018 None of the sordid details now emerging about the high-level plotting to knife Barnaby Joyce can be understood outside the broader political context. The advent of “pop-up” schools in Australia: Yet another assault on public education By Erika Zimmer and Linda Tenenbaum, 27 February 2018 “Pop-up” schools are temporary replacements for the huge shortage of public schools capable of providing their students with the classrooms and other facilities they require. Australian prime minister expands war commitments during Washington trip By Mike Head, 26 February 2018 Turnbull was clearly under pressure to step-up Canberra’s participation in US military operations. Australia: Locked-out Glencore coal mine workers face new provocations By Terry Cook, 26 February 2018 As the union isolates the Oaky North workers, the Fair Work Ombudsman is investigating a protest picket near the Queensland mine. Socialist Equality Party public meeting in Melbourne The class issues behind the racist “African gang” campaign 26 February 2018 The government has promoted a lurid media campaign, seeking to elevate a few instances of petty crime into a virtual national security threat.
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Avustralya ve Güney Pasifik Julian Assange’a yönelik yakın tehdit, küresel bir savunma hareketi gerekliliğini vurguluyor Mike Head, 25 Temmuz 2018 Güvenilir haberler, Ekvador hükümetinin, WikiLeaks’in editörü Julian Assange’a tanımış olduğu siyasi sığınmadan vazgeçmek ve muhtemelen birkaç gün içinde, onu Britanya polisine teslim etmek üzere olduğunu belirtiyor. WikiLeaks’in editörü Julian Assange’a yönelik zulüm sürüyor James Cogan, 9 Temmuz 2018 Assange’ı savunma mücadelesi, uluslararası işçi sınıfını, temel demokratik haklara yönelik süregiden saldırılara ve diktatörlük ve savaş tehlikesine karşı uyarıp harekete geçirme mücadelesinden ayrılamaz. Ekvador Dışişleri Bakanı uyardı: Julian Assange’ın siyasi sığınması “sonsuza kadar değil” Oscar Grenfell, 25 Haziran 2018 Savaşa ve temel hakların ortadan kaldırılmasına karşı mücadelenin parçası olarak Assange’ın acil savunusu, işçi sınıfının ve gençliğin harekete geçmesi gerektiğini göstermektedir. Julian Assange’ın karşı karşıya olduğu tehlikeye yönelik sessizliği bozun James Cogan, 6 Haziran 2018 Egemen seçkinler, işçi sınıfının toplumsal eşitsizliğe karşı yükselen hareketinin doğrudan doğruya kapitalist sisteme karşı bir mücadeleye dönüşeceği korkusuyla muhalefeti susturmaya çalışıyor. Asya-Pasifik bölgesi genelinde savaşa karşı sosyalist bir hareket için James Cogan, 4 Haziran 2018 Aşağıdaki konuşma, DEUK’un 2018 Uluslararası Çevrimiçi 1 Mayıs Toplantısı’nda, Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) ulusal sekreteri James Cogan tarafından yapıldı. Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre Kararları Uluslararası Bir Savaş Karşıtı Hareket İçin! Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Avustralya), 2 Mayıs 2018 Aşağıdaki metin, Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) 30 Mart – 2 Nisan 2018 tarihleri arasında Sidney’de düzenlenen Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre’sinde kabul edilen dört karardan ikincisidir. Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre Kararları İnternet Sansürüne Karşı Sosyalist, Savaş Karşıtı ve İlerici Web Sitelerinin Uluslararası Güç Birliği’ni Destekleyin Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Avustralya), 2 Mayıs 2018 Aşağıdaki metin, Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) 30 Mart – 2 Nisan 2018 tarihleri arasında düzenlenen Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre’sinde kabul edilen dört karardan üçüncüsüdür. Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre Kararları Toplumsal Eşitlik İçin Uluslararası Gençlik ve Öğrenciler’i İnşa Edin! Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Avustralya), 2 Mayıs 2018 Aşağıdaki metin, Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) 30 Mart – 2 Nisan 2018 tarihleri arasında Sidney’de düzenlenen Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre’sinde kabul edilen dört karardan sonuncusudur. Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre Kararları SEP ve İşçi Sınıfının Siyasi Bağımsızlığı Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Avustralya), 30 Nisan 2018 Aşağıdaki metin, Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Avustralya) 30 Mart – 2 Nisan 2018 tarihleri arasında düzenlenen Dördüncü Ulusal Kongre’sinde kabul edilen dört karardan ilkidir.