The film allows a one-time glimpse of video materials from the four children’s interrogations. Through the interrogations, the personal story of the children and their friendship is revealed, as well as the story of the refugee camp from which they come and the story of the Palestinian people struggling for independence.… Go to Article
Who is Anthony ‘Albo’ Albanese?
“Albanese’s story has now become an international symbol of social redemption, tenacity and political passion. As a son who grew up in a rented flat…” – Corrieri Bari.… Go to Article
EDQ lies about Kurilpa Commons
“Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads.” Henry David Thoreau in Walden.

Albo’s ‘red peril’
Prime Minister Albanese’s visit to Fiji was officially announced on 3 July 2026. His trip included signing a defence pact with Fiji.… Go to Article
Let Cuba live!




From Australia to Cuba with Love: Day 19. End AUKUS! No U.S. bases in Australia! Free Palestine! Let Cuba Live!
A feisty contingent of activists joined in a protest at the annual lunch by the American Chamber of Commerce at which the Queensland Premier was the invited guest speaker.… Go to Article
1000 days, people! 1000 days for Palestine!

Palestine is a thankless cause, one in which if you truly serve, you get nothing back but opprobrium, abuse and ostracism.… Go to Article
Trespass in defence of Kurilpa Commons
Kurilpa Commons was a garden, a frog pond, a memorial tree dedicated to loved ones, a lovely spot on the edge of Maiwar and should have been preserved.… Go to Article
Six words for freedom
Criminal charges for saying six words should be a newspaper headline — not a court case. The words, in support of Palestinian resistance, have been outlawed by the Queensland government: “From the river t███████████████████ [Redacted under Queensland Government directive (2026).]… Go to Article
Open court
Brisbane Magistrate’s Court 26 June 2026
A man who pled insanity on his previous appearance in court when charged with holding a sign with six words on it was the subject of further controversy yesterday .… Go to Article
Hormuz brings push for nuclear
“Small modular reactors are unlikely to make nuclear power a cheap or widely available source of electricity in the near future.… Go to Article
From the river to the sea to end the blockade of Cuba






Yesterday Lachlan Hurse (Australia Cuba Friendship Society) and I rode from the river to the sea to End the blockade of Cuba!… Go to Article
Bonaparte comes to Palestine
History repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce. – Marx
Fall of the republicans
Reagan was a dumb but great actor.… Go to Article
End UQ complicity in genocide in Gaza
To Deborah Terry AC and the University of Queensland,
My name is Ian Curr, I am an alumnus of the University of Queensland, the Education Vice President of the UQ students union in 1976-77 and former staff and NTEU member.… Go to Article
War, free speech and Cross River Rail
To: Minister for Transport, overseeing the delivery of Cross River Rail,
Dear Brent Mickelberg,
I am seeking information regarding the Albert Street Green Spine and its implications for public assembly and democratic rights both during the construction phase and following the completion of the project.… Go to Article
The enemy of my enemy
We sent it down in the Night of Power!
But how can you know what is the Night of Power?
The Night of Power is better than a thousand months,
In it, the angels and the Spirit are sent swarming down
By their Lord’s leave, attending to every command
Peace is that Night, till the break of dawn.… Go to Article
The war of the world
” … across the gulf of space, minds that are to our minds as ours are to the beasts in the jungle, intellects vast, cool and unsympathetic, regarded this earth with envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew their plans against us.”… Go to Article
Pedalling into censorship: how an Australian manufacturer cancelled a peace ride
There is something quietly absurd about a cycling jersey becoming a flashpoint for corporate cowardice. Yet that is precisely what happened when an Australian sportswear manufacturer, refused to produce a winter, long sleeved jersey for the Big Ride for Palestine SA — a community cycling group raising awareness for peace in one of the world’s most devastating conflicts.… Go to Article
How dare they sell the dental hospital

I first attended the Brisbane Dental Hospital and College on Turbot Street in the city in the early 1970s. it was an emergency.… Go to Article
Colours, clothes, and class
Alex Macdonald Memorial Lecture.
Australian Society for the Study of Labour History, Brisbane Branch.
ETU Offices, 41 Peel street, South Brisbane. … Go to Article
From Australia to Cuba with Love, 2026
Now more than ever we need to support the Cuban people. With threats of invasion by the United states and a crippling blockade hitting the economy this initiative by the Australian Cuba friendship society is important.… Go to Article
Losing Lebanon
We suffer from an incurable disease: hope. – Darwish.
Ceasefire is (temporary) suspension of hostilities; an agreement made to effect this; a truce – Oxford English Dictionary.… Go to Article
The political economy of security
ASIO, the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, is Australia’s domestic security intelligence agency. It engages in intelligence gathering, analysis and security assessments concerning matters that affect Australia’s security within Australia.… Go to Article
CPSU: Members United
Members United is a rank-and-file group of CPSU members who aim to expand union democracy, while also building up our capacity to take industrial action and win real improvements to our lives.… Go to Article
The Games
Although I wasn’t invited to shake hands with Hitler, I wasn’t invited to the White House to shake hands with the President either – Jesse Owens
Where support for racist apartheid was strongest in Australia — in Queensland — the resistance was strongest too.… Go to Article
Making watermelon 🍉
The Gazelle and the Falcon
Gazelles like to die among their people. Falcons don’t care where they die. – Ghassan Kanafani, Men in the Sun : A novel: Three men die in a strange way.… Go to Article
Manual of Political Defence

“The day of the political street march is over. Anybody who holds a street march, spontaneous or otherwise, will know they are acting illegally … don’t bother applying for a march permit.… Go to Article
Barrambin
This is the second major government attack on Aboriginal sovereignty in Brisbane Magan-djin in the past 15 years. The first came in 2012, when hundreds of police moved on the Aboriginal Sovereign Embassy at Musgrave Park.… Go to Article
How hollow, the Olympic dream?
Friday, 29 May 2026
The Goori Embassy at Barambin / Victoria Park is under attack by Queensland Police. Brisbane City council are clearing the camp that has been resisting the destruction of land to be used for the 2032 Olympic Games.… Go to Article
Foco Nuevo in June
After bad weather forced us to cancel our May Foco Nuevo, we’re really pleased to reschedule the Combined Unions Choir for our June Foco Nuevo, along with Rebecca Wright, joining Jumping Fences (in duo format!).… Go to Article