Forum
- Raymond Walker on Protest Camp at Deebing Creek
- Student Union response on The Forum
- Petition on Venezuela’s economic collapse is financial
- What should Universities be? on The Forum
- Professor Peter Høj on The Forum
- Wello Pointers get the job done! on Swim for the Reef
- Riot squad clear Blockade on Protestors block housing development at Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission
- Listen to the Paradigm Shift 4zzz FM 102.1 Fridays at noon on The Forum
- The Most Revolutionary Act on The future of labour is female
- Michael Berkman on The Forum
- Rally at UQ union today on Saving the University Union Complex
- Change of venue for Venezuela rally on Hands off Venezuela
- Paul Richards on Book Launch: ‘Adventures with Agitators’ by Paul Richards
- Solaris on Cinema del popolo
- Students For Justice in Palestine on Boycott Eurovision in Israel
Movies
- Actions
- Cinema del popolo
- 1900 by Bertolucci
- Dishonoured Lady by Edmund H. North
- ‘The Great Flamarion’ adapted from ‘Big Shot’ by Vicki Baum
- Algiers by John Cromwell
- Battle of Algiers by Gillo Pontecorvo
- Cold War by Pawlikowski
- Days of Hope by Ken Loach
- Detour by Edgar G Ulmer
- Il Postino (The Postman) by Michael Radford
- Paisà (Paisan) by Roberto Rossellini
- Quicksand by Irving Pichel
- The Most Dangerous Man In America by Judith Ehrlich
- The Post by Steven Spielberg
- Tribute to the Schonell
- “The Passenger” by Michelangelo Antonioni
- What’s on
- Books
- 4PR
- Media
- Campaigns
- How we respond to defamatory posts – policy
- Workers BushTelegraph
- Defend the Right to Organise!
- Gary MacLennan
- Humphrey McQueen
- Inside the ACTU
- Mulrunji
- Paradigm Shift
- Save the Mary River
- Unions
- Workers Political Organisation
- World
- Dundalli’s Story
- Mulrunji
- Refugees and Migrants
- Foco Nuevo
- Photos of Foco Nuevo
- Shutting down Adani
- State of the World
- State of the World – a collection of Essays
- The Painted Piano Project
- Trifecta on Brunswick Street
- Yellow shirts’ march into the ‘valley of death’
- Middle East
- No War
- Student – Worker control at University of Queensland
- Welcome to this website
People from all directions.
A note to indigenous people, Workers BushTelegraph may contain recordings, images and songs of people who are deceased.
We address the following questions:
1. Industrial question: The Master/servant relationship. The struggle for Worker Control.
2. Ownership question: Who owns the land? Rights to the city, right to country. The struggle of indigenous people for land rights and social justice in Australia.
3. Political question: This is the class struggle. Who owns the means of production? Who governs? How are democratic rights won and shared.
Joe Geia sings the 'Welcome Song' - Comments are welcome. Please keep them brief. Some delay may occur as they are moderated. editor@workersbushtelegraph.com.au
'Rob Pyne - a far northern life' — sharing stories of Rob Pyne's struggle inside the ALP and his move to independence.
Contains some excellent chapters about his stint in parliament. Unions
Radical Times Historical Archive
Radio, podcasts & Blogs
Paradigm Shift - 4ZZZ fm 102.1, Fridays at Noon
Words are the Wind - Words from Struggle Street
Eva Bartlett In Gaza
4ZZZ News & Current affairs — 4zzz is on the land of the Turbul & Jagera people, never ceded
Save Leard State Forest — Archive of actions to stop mining in the Piliger
Bent Banana Books — Save the Book - discussion on where books are heading and finding books which are different.
Apple Corey — Contains some excellent interviews on Indigenous, union, women, Occupy issues.
Rob Pyne - a far northern life — sharing stories of Rob's struggle inside the ALP and his move to independence.
Contains some excellent chapters about his stint in parliament.Worker Political Organisation
In Brief
Organisations
Websites
Groups
Instagram
Workers of all Countries Unite!
- Home
- Actions
- Cinema del popolo
- 1900 by Bertolucci
- Dishonoured Lady by Edmund H. North
- ‘The Great Flamarion’ adapted from ‘Big Shot’ by Vicki Baum
- Algiers by John Cromwell
- Battle of Algiers by Gillo Pontecorvo
- Cold War by Pawlikowski
- Days of Hope by Ken Loach
- Detour by Edgar G Ulmer
- Il Postino (The Postman) by Michael Radford
- Paisà (Paisan) by Roberto Rossellini
- Quicksand by Irving Pichel
- The Most Dangerous Man In America by Judith Ehrlich
- The Post by Steven Spielberg
- Tribute to the Schonell
- “The Passenger” by Michelangelo Antonioni
- Essays
- Welcome
- What’s on
- Media Watch
- Books
- “After the Waterfront – the workers are quiet” by LeftPress
- “Iraqi Icicle” by Bernie Dowling
- “Minyung Woolah Binnung” by Lionel Fogarty
- “The Sydney Connection” by John Jiggens
- “Vuelo Lan Chile” by Marcial Parada
- “VUELO LAN CHILE” by Marcial Parada
- "Liberating Pine Gap" by Jim Dowling (ed.)
- Queensland: 100 hundred years of Labor
- The 1992 Left Directory
- The Wretched of the Earth
- Towards Peace – A workers Journey
- “Iraqi Icicle” by Bernie Dowling
- Poems
- About
- LeftPress
Radical Times Historical Archive
In Brief
-
-
News, Articles & Events
- Top 40 Tax Dodgers
- Brexit
- Muslim Lives Matter
- Student Strike for Climate
- Save Deebing Creek
- The Great Society
- Chelsea Manning Jailed for Contempt
- Local journo man-handled during visit by NSW Premier
- No Modern Slavery at Chemist Warehouse
- Can the centre hold?
- Dissent: The Student Press in 1960s Australia
- Australia, no country for revolutionaries
- Emma Miller Place to be closed?
- Venezuela’s economic collapse is financial
- Cuba fights climate change
- When Israel’s Black Panthers found common cause with Palestinians
- Australian uranium fuelled Fukushima
- Solidarity with the Women of Cuba: International Women’s Day 2019
- IWD Brisbane/Meanjin 2019
- The fight for the future of union seafaring in Australia
- Women fight to end exploitation, inequality, violence and imperialist war
- IWD 2019: What is a woman?
- IWD Fundraiser: ‘So, which band is your boyfriend in?’
- Palm Sunday Rally for Peace and Refugees
- Arms-led recovery for Maryborough
Paradigm Shift
No modern slavery at Chemist Warehouse
Dissent: The Student Press in 1960s Australia
What is a woman?
The Forum
Saving the University Union Complex
Regime change in Venezuela
Deportees
From there to here: aboriginal call for truth, for reconciliation
Voices of Resistance
Victoria, Vulcana & Vindictiveness
Top Posts & Pages
Music
Radio
Archives
Song of the Week
1982 Land Rights Marches
WBT on Facebook
Copyright
Copyright © of the article, photo, video, etc lies with the contributor.
Copyright © of the website belongs to Workers BushTelegraph.
Others may copy, distribute and create derivative works from original articles, videos, images on Workers BushTelegraph with permission of the author.
You may download files, but if you redistribute them, please attribute them to BushTelegraph.
Please don't use them for commercial reasons without the editor's permission.
Please do not alter them without editor's permission.
For more information go to Welcome
To download a file right click on the link and choose 'save file as' or 'save link as'.
Contributors
Thanks to all Contributors including Maggie, Trevor B, John T, Ray, Steve, Hamish, Robin, KC, Gary, Ciaron, Paul, Pamela, Lach, Sue, Jim’s D & S, Dom, Ross, Trevor, Emad, Humphrey, Marcial, Viola, Jim & Anne, Louay, Bernie D & N, Jumping Fences, J., Phil, Rosa, Andrea, Eliza, Andy, Camilla, Bilal, Katherine, Mervyn, Jade, Boe, Karen, Sam N, Sam W, Graeme, Gerry, Corey, Ray J (deceased) and many more … this site is made possible by your emails, articles, bulletins, notices & comments
WBT Archives (2006-)
Contact
Ian Curr
Phone: +61407 687 016 (mob)
Email: editor@workersbushtelegraph.com.au
Web:
Workers Bush Telegraph
Facebook:
Workers BushTelegraphViews
- 513,172 reads
Questions
*Industrial - Master/servant relationship. The power of boss over worker. *Ownership - The struggle of indigenous people for land rights and social justice in Australia. Rights to country, right to city. *Political - The class question. Who should govern? Who owns the means of production? Why and how?
Publishing Policy
Workers BushTelegraph is primarily for original articles, original news, stories you can’t read elsewhere, original verse, original pictures, videos and music.
If you wish to have something published please write to the editor.
Authors will be contacted for approval before publication.
Comments are published automatically and are the responsibility of the author. Please keep comments as short as possible (less than 200 words).
Email addresses given by commentators are private and are not distributed without their knowledge and consent.
