Worker at Inghams Chickes, many of whom earn around $25 an hour, are demanding a 6% pay rise or $1.50 an hour to keep up with the rising cost-of-living. Inghams’ current offer is 3.5% which is essentially a pay cut.

By Nova Sobieralski

Australians are getting dudded when our gas is sold to multinational gas companies to export overseas.

Thanks to Chris Richardson for this great graph.

Gate's message on climate:
-Trees are dumb
-Carbon capture is good
-I happen to invest in carbon capture
-World will continue to warm
-I'll be ok
-People in warm countries are fucked
-lets not do anything until I, er, the world, figures out carbon capture
- my ego is massive
-please tax me

It's Musk mem time

AUKUS (Australia, UK, USA,) military alliance is a failure of foreign and domestic policy, while the Australian government is spending hundreds of billions on the military, there are growing cost of living concerns due to rising rent and greed-flation with little being done.

Jim McIlroy: GreenLeft

Shawn Fain the United Auto Workers president calls for stand up strikes to roll out if a union contract is not reached in the next two hours. Restoring pensions for all workers, 32-hour work weeks and additional CoL hikes, as well as job security guarantees and an end to the use of temporary workers

I hate this headline, because it dishonestly portrays the subject as having changed, when what really happened was reporters & editors went along with a heroic self-mythology rather than performing scrutiny and now realize what a mistake that was, w/o owning up to it.

See: Giuliani, Rudy.

A Proud Boys member who was the first person to smash through the Capitol windows in the Jan. 6 insurrection was sentenced to 10 years in prison

On the 50th anniversary of the coup against Salvador Allende in Chile it is important to recognize the damage done not only by the US government but also other governments as well, Federico Fuentes write about Australia's involvement in the article below.

From Mastodon's Radical Graffiti account
"Activists in Tasmania have stuck up more honest promo stickers inside Coles & Woolworths stores, the two dominant supermarket chains in Australia."

Alex Bainbridge wrights that 'Both the official Yes and official No campaigns for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament referendum are based on conservative agendas.'

So what position gives grass root struggles the best footing?

www.greenleft.org.au/content/soci...

I love these hit pieces on unison and strikes that actually just reveal how workers are in such a strong position