A Lebanese Australian speaker began by appealing: “My people deserve to live in a land that is not occupied… [one] that we don’t have to rebuild”.
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The New South Wales Police, supported by Premier Chris Minns, are seeking to ban the planned Palestine Action Group (PAG)…
Marking 51 weeks since Israel’s genocide in Gaza began, thousands gathered in Town Hall on Sunday, September 29, to call for an end to the slaughter in Palestine and Lebanon.
One ‘J Marshall’ wrote to the university saying, “In view of the events of last week, I suggest you institute a chair in thuggery. It would appear that a large number of your students would have no difficulty in passing with first class honours”.
Students, union members, and other activists gathered on Eastern Avenue to defend and advocate for the right to safe, free, and accessible abortions.
On Wednesday August 28, hundreds of students walked out of class to march across Broadway in solidarity with students in…
Last week I sat down with my Dad over coffee to ask him a few questions about his experience protesting…
On Tuesday 27 August, the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) held protests at capital cities around the country…
A protest group is also a force multiplier. It takes the resolutions of its individuals and funnels them through a single, multi-owned throat. Powered by swinging fists and beating hearts, it is one of the most effective ways for people to be heard.
The Faculty of Medicine currently has an exchange program with Israeli Institute of Technology – Technion – in occupied Palestine, the institute behind the D9 bulldozers used to demolish stolen Palestinian neighbourhoods and hide graves in Gaza.
