“The fish start swimming in a circle, they go round and round, others from the school join in, males and females.… Go to Article
What law is a racist trope?
The Queensland government’s banning of “from the river to the sea” is a racist trope against Palestinians and their organisations (including Justice for Palestine Magan-djin).… Go to Article
From Australia to Cuba with Love — Finale at Wellington Point
Sunday 9th August, Brisbane: Campaign closing celebration. Picnic at Wellington Point and a walk to King Island.
We met at Wellington Point on Sunday, 9 August, for the finale of the From Australia to Cuba with Love campaign — and what a finale it was!… Go to Article
Root cause of anti-semitism
Every time there is a violent incident or alleged terror event, a resistance movement is blamed. Sometimes those incidents are ordinary criminal acts.… Go to Article
We made it to Havana!

“Revolution is not a bed of roses. A revolution is a struggle between the future and the past.” ― Fidel Castro
After 14,700 kilometres, we have finally made it to Havana.… Go to Article
The silence of Sally McManus
At the 2024 May Day rally in Brisbane (Magandjin), then Queensland Premier Steven Miles addressed the crowd before ACTU Secretary Sally McManus took the stage.… Go to Article
Growing Oranges in Palestine
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.… Go to Article
Night of Power: The Betrayal of the Middle East
“We’ll have thee, as our rare monsters are,
painted on a pole,
and under it here
may you see the tyrant.”… Go to Article
Palestinian resistance in Australia’s High Court
On July 28, 2026 at Speakers Corner outside Queensland Parliament, a crowd of media, plaintiffs, supporters and school children witnessed the media launch of JFP’s High Court challenge to annul Queensland’s law criminalising certain phrases related to Palestine.… Go to Article
Zines in July
July is International Zine Month (alongside Disability Pride Month), so people celebrated it by attending Mr Icarus’s zine making workshop and they raised funds for Justice for Palestine Magandjin’s Legal Defence Fund.… Go to Article
Justice for Palestine in High Court?
For the past three years, the Queensland Government has been complicit in the genocide in Gaza and has done everything it could to obstruct justice for the Palestinian people, even going so far as to accuse protest organisers of antisemitism.… Go to Article
Falling in line
Down our street, downhill into an adjoining suburb, people are not so neuter – not it people. They march in processions which shout No!… Go to Article
Homer
Five Ways of Regarding Homer
I
Are you going to Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey?
No, but I’ll re-read the book.
[With thanks to Guy Davenport, Geography the Imagination (New York: Pantheon, 1991), 333-4.]… Go to Article
Iran’s embargo on oil
All they need is dignity / a chance to be free / let them out of jail / my people / stop pointing guns at my people.… Go to Article
No rules anymore in international affairs
“Revolution is not a bed of roses. A revolution is a struggle between the future and the past.” ― Fidel Castro
International affairs are not the World Cup where there are rules and despite claims to the contrary the favoured team did not win.… Go to Article
UN supports Cuba, Australia abstains
Recently, Australia abstained in the United Nations General Assembly on the annual resolution entitled “Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba.”… Go to Article
The Peace Movement – quo vadis on Palestine?
We should go under the rain. We should wash our eyes, and we should see the world in a different way.… Go to Article
The public inquiry into AUKUS
The AUKUS Nuclear Submarine Project is the most expensive government project ever undertaken by an Australian government, an enormously costly project that will seriously impact the Australian economy for decades. … Go to Article
The Commons on trial
“Enclosure came and trampled on the grave
Of labour’s rights and left the poor a slave.” – John Clare
The land at Kurilpa Commons in West End was transformed by the Growing Forward community group during Covid in 2020.… Go to Article
Lebanon again: only the dead are new
… I will do such things –What they are, yet I know not; but they shall be
The terrors of the Earth
-William Shakespeare, King Lear, Act 2, scene 4.… Go to Article
Two kids a day
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