For the first time in three years, Labor Day has been held in May. Ellen Ransley was there yesterday to find out more about what the Labor Day march means to Queenslander’s.
Welcome to WBT
WBT addresses the following questions:
1. Industrial question: The Master/servant relationship. The struggle for Worker Control.
2. Ownership question: Who owns the land or does the land own us? 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.-
4PR – Voice of the PeopleForum
- Workers BushTelegraph on Join the Big Ride for Palestine (Australia) 2021
- Workers BushTelegraph on Oil imports for Lebanon: ‘Not for profit or trade’
- Richard S. on Oil imports for Lebanon: ‘Not for profit or trade’
- Workers BushTelegraph on Join the Big Ride for Palestine (Australia) 2021
- Fuel arrives from Iran on Oil imports for Lebanon: ‘Not for profit or trade’
- Matilda Films on Welcome
- Old Man and the Sea on Welcome
- Wangan and Jagalingou - Standing Our Ground on Welcome to Waddananggu
- Jumping Fences on FOCO NUEVO IN SEPTEMBER
- The 'social left' and community radio on Report on International Women’s Day 2021
- More reading on Afghanisan on Revoke ANZUS alliance with the Americans
- Ross Gwyther on Afghanistan – the war : what was it good for!
- Revoke ANZUS Treaty on Afghanistan – the war : what was it good for!
- Sam Watson - street fighting years on Who killed the young dancer?
- 'Free, Free Afghanistan' chanting?!? on Afghanistan – the war : what was it good for!
Books, Films and Essays
- ‘Edward M Curr and the tide of history’ by Samuel Furphy
- A Short History of the Australian Indigenous Resistance 1950 – 1990
- Actions
- Books
- “After the Waterfront – the workers are quiet” by LeftPress
- “Iraqi Icicle” by Bernie Dowling
- “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.)
- 4PR – Voice of the People
- Dawn to Dusk by Ernie Lane
- Gone Tomorrow – Australia in the 80s
- LeftPress
- Poems
- The 1992 Left Directory
- The Australian Race: its origin, languages, customs, place of landing in Australia, the routes by which it spread itself over that continent
- The Curr Family in Far North Queensland 1862-1925
- The Wretched of the Earth
- Towards Peace – A workers Journey
- You say you want a revolution
- Catholic Worker response to Land Forces Expo
- Cinema del popolo
- ‘The Great Flamarion’ adapted from ‘Big Shot’ by Vicki Baum
- 1900 by Bertolucci
- Algiers by John Cromwell
- “The Passenger” by Michelangelo Antonioni
- Baghdad Central
- Battle of Algiers by Gillo Pontecorvo
- Cold War by Pawlikowski
- Days of Hope by Ken Loach
- Detour by Edgar G Ulmer
- Detroit 1967
- Dishonoured Lady by Edmund H. North
- I am not your negro
- Il Postino (The Postman) by Michael Radford
- Lox Pics
- Paisà (Paisan) by Roberto Rossellini
- Quicksand by Irving Pichel
- Red Joan
- The Most Dangerous Man In America by Judith Ehrlich
- The Post by Steven Spielberg
- Tribute to the Schonell
- Essays
- 22 October 1977
- Analysis
- Barefoot in the bank …
- BushTelegraph Zine
- Foco Nuevo
- HC’s
- Photos of Foco Nuevo
- Shutting down Adani
- State of the World
- Stories from the Cuban revolution and Palestinian Thawra ثورة
- The Long March
- The Painted Piano Project
- The policeman who mistook his hat for a lie
- Trifecta on Brunswick Street
- Yellow shirts’ march into the ‘valley of death’
- Frederick Engels: Letters
- Gigs
- Media Watch
- Short History of the Curr Family from 1798 to 1955
- Subscribe
- Welcome
- What’s on
- Why WBT?
In Brief
-
Radical Times Archive
-
Click image to go to archive
