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3 years of genocide rallies: Demand Labor cut ties with Israel (opens the original)
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Israel’s genocide in Gaza is now approaching the three-year mark, with no sign of slowing down. Yet, the federal Labor government continues to side with the United States and Israel, refusing to support Palestinian self-determination, despite giving lip service to a “two-state” solution. Israel has murdered more than 1400 Gazans since the so-called “ceasefire” began in October last year. The genocide is still happening, albeit at a slower pace, because the United States is appeasing Israel. In A
Residents call for community consultation on Bays West, more public housing (opens the original)
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Bays West includes public land at Glebe Island, White Bay and parts of Rozelle and Lilyfield. Labor’ wants to hand this to developers to build high-rise apartments; it proposes only 10% be reserved for “affordable” or “essential worker” housing. The 150-strong meeting was organised by the Better Future Coalition (BFC), comprising resident groups which oppose NSW Labor and the Labor-dominated Inner West Council’s (IWC) pro-developer planning schemes. Many community and housing groups supported th
USyd students vote to cut ties with Israel (opens the original)
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Students at the University of Sydney (USyd) have overwhelmingly voted for an academic boycott of Israel in a referendum held alongside elections for the Student Representative Council (SRC) over September 22–24. Honi Soit reported that more than 3500 students, 86% of the 4065 students who voted, were in favour of calling on USyd to adopt an “academic boycott policy against Israeli institutions complicit in apartheid and genocide”. The referendum motion called on the university to cut ties with I
High school, university students walk out of class to protest Hanson’s bigotry (opens the original)
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Thousands of students joined protests across the country opposing the racism and bigotry of Pauline Hanson and One Nation on August 13. The protests were called by the National Union of Students and buoyed by a big turnout of high school students, who skipped school classes to attend the rally. The impressive turnout reflects the anger among many young people that Hanson’s far-right politics are getting a hearing in the corporate media, and in turn being reflected in high polling figures across
Photos: Students protest Hanson’s bigotry (opens the original)
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Thousands of students joined protests across the country opposing the racism and bigotry of Pauline Hanson and One Nation on August 13. The protests were called by the National Union of Students and buoyed by a big turnout of high school students, who skipped school classes to attend the rally. The impressive turnout reflects the anger among many young people that Hanson’s far-right politics are getting a hearing in the corporate media, and in turn being reflected in high polling figures across
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