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Labour Party and the Left in crisis

The world and New Zealand in crisis

Working class unity needed to defend rights and living standards

Women and youth face additional discrimination

National Party attempts to force ordinary people to pay for crisis is met with resistance

Union activists picket Australian Embassy

Labour appeals to “national unity” while waging war on workers at home and abroad

Brash plays the race card as Labour fails Maori and working class

Making Sense of the Foreshore and Seabed controversy

Eighteen months after the left-wing Alliance Party in Aotearoa/New Zealand suffered a damaging split and the loss of all its remaining MPs in a snap general election, there are signs that the party is (somewhat […]

Labour’s free market policies to blame for rail and electricity woes.

It seems such a short time ago that Helen Clark and her colleagues in the New Zealand Labour Government were being widely praised for their bold stand against the US-led invasion of Iraq. Only last […]

The first cruise missiles began to rain down on Baghdad at around 3pm Thursday (NZ time), leaving local anti-war activists with very little time to mobilise people for the emergency anti-war rallies that were scheduled […]

ON 15 March there was a new wave of anti-war action in New Zealand, mainly in South Island. In Christchurch, about 3,000 took part in a march against the war.

The international day of protest against George Bush’s war for oil kicked off in New Zealand, where protests took place in more than 10 cities around the country.

War on Iraq.

CWI group campaigns against war.

The recent decision by the New Zealand government to offer covert military support for a US-led assault on Iraq has provided the final confirmation of what many people in this country have known for a […]