Socialist Equality Party (Australia)
SEP (Australia) public meeting in Sydney
The crisis of the Murdoch empire and its implications for the working class
23 July 2011
What has been exposed by the Murdoch scandal is the putrefaction of an entire social and political system.
Public Meeting in Wellington
The New Zealand budget and the fight against austerity
24 June 2011
The National government’s budget, handed down on May 19, is part of an international offensive on the working class.
One year since the Australian Labor Party coup
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 23 June 2011
Twelve months later, the crisis of the government has only deepened, as the geopolitical and economic contradictions that gave rise to Rudd’s ousting have intensified.
The political issues facing NSW (Australia) workers
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 14 June 2011
Large numbers of workers in the Australian state of New South Wales will take part in a demonstration on June 15 against the move by the new conservative government to directly dictate public sector wage rises.
Socialist Equality Party conferences in Australia:
The Failure of Capitalism and the Fight for Socialism Today
Sydney: August 20-21 • Melbourne: August 27-28
8 June 2011
The SEP is holding weekend conferences in Sydney and Melbourne in August to discuss the global economic and political crisis and its impact in Australia, and the building of a new, independent political movement of the working class based on an internationalist and socialist perspective.
New South Wales election
Australian Labor Party suffers devastating election defeat
By James Cogan, 28 March 2011
The swing against the ALP is the largest ever in the state of New South Wales and the biggest since the defeat of the Scullin federal Labor government in 1931.
“They all represent the big companies and corporations”
NSW voters speak out against Labor
By our reporters, 28 March 2011
While thousands of people refused to vote Labor, there was general contempt for the entire parliamentary process.
Vote for a socialist perspective in the New South Wales election
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 25 March 2011
A vote for the SEP is for the independent interests of the working class and against the parties of the political establishment—Labor, Liberal-National and the Greens.
Secret report foreshadows numerous public school closures and teaching job cuts
By James Cogan and SEP candidate for Marrickville, 24 March 2011
A confidential report commissioned by the New South Wales Labor government exposes plans for massive cuts to public education, regardless of which party takes office next week.
Major parties outbid each other on law and order
By Richard Phillips and SEP candidate for Bankstown, 23 March 2011
NSW Labor has vowed that, if re-elected, it would deliver 360 extra police officers, taking the authorised strength of the NSW Police Force to a record 16,166 officers
Australia: SEP election meetings discuss new period of revolutionary upheavals
By our correspondents, 22 March 2011
The Socialist Equality Party held a series of lively public meetings last week as part of its intervention into the New South Wales state election.
Australia: Youth unemployment ignored in NSW election
By Will Morrow, 21 March 2011
The social disaster confronting young people has been totally ignored by Liberal, Labor and the Greens during the New South Wales election.
Australian government uses tear gas and synthetic bullets to suppress refugee protests
By Carolyn Kennett and SEP candidate for Auburn, 19 March 2011
The Gillard Labor government this week mobilised federal police to violently attack protesting detainees inside the remote Christmas Island facility.
Australia: Telstra’s “Project New”—another round of job destruction
By Noel Holt and SEP candidate for Newcastle, 18 March 2011
While workers are being hit hard by Telstra restructuring, the communication unions have made it clear that they will do nothing to defend jobs or challenge these attacks.
Australia: Gillard government steps up attack on public education, with NSW Labor’s support
By Carolyn Kennett and SEP candidate for Auburn, 17 March 2011
Launched early this month, the latest version of the My School web site is another step in the Gillard Labor government’s assault on public education.
SEP candidate Carolyn Kennett exposes Labor and Greens at Auburn forum
By our correspondent, 16 March 2011
The Auburn candidates’ forum demonstrated that the SEP is the only party representing and articulating the independent interests of the working class.
An exchange with the Greens
By Richard Phillips, 15 March 2011
SEP candidate responds to a letter from the Greens candidate for Bankstown.
NSW state election: SEP campaigners in Marrickville find growing distrust of Greens
By an SEP reporting team, 14 March 2011
In their discussions with residents, SEP candidate James Cogan and supporters have found a growing realisation that behind the seemingly progressive rhetoric of the Greens is a deeply anti-working class agenda.
Labor exempts controversial Sydney harbour project from environmental laws
By Richard Phillips and SEP candidate for Bankstown, 9 March 2011
By approving the Barangaroo plan, the 16-year-old Labor government has remained, to its dying day, a servant of the property developers.
SEP candidate exposes hypocrisy of Labor and the Greens at election forum
By our correspondents, 4 March 2011
The lively candidates’ forum was a revealing display of the collapse of Labor’s support in the working class.
Support the Socialist Equality Party in the NSW state election!
Statement of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia)
3 March 2011
The SEP advances a socialist and internationalist program to fight for the interests of the working class.
SEP election meetings in New South Wales
Egypt and the return of revolutionary struggles
3 March 2011
The Socialist Equality Party is holding election campaign meetings on the significance and implications of the return of open class struggle to the centre stage of history.
Notes on the Egyptian Revolution
By Nick Beams, 25 February 2011
The following report by Nick Beams, national secretary of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), was delivered to an aggregate meeting in Sydney.
Vote 1 for Peter Byrne, Socialist Equality Party candidate for Broadmeadows
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 18 February 2011
The Socialist Equality Party calls on all workers, youth and students to vote for our candidate Peter Byrne in the Broadmeadows by-election in Victoria on Saturday.
Socialist Equality Party speaks to workers in Broadmeadows by-election
By our correspondents, 17 February 2011
The SEP has won important support from workers, the unemployed, and young people in the Broadmeadows by-election campaign being held in Victoria.
Victorian government releases another whitewash of Tullamarine toxic dump hazard
By Peter Byrne and SEP candidate for Broadmeadows, 16 February 2011
The Environment Protection Agency has released another report which finds that no health hazard exists near a former toxic dump in the northern Melbourne suburb of Tullamarine.
Egyptian revolution discussed at Socialist Equality Party’s final election meeting in Broadmeadows
By our correspondent, 14 February 2011
Socialist Equality Party speakers drew out the historic significance of the Egyptian revolution at the party’s final public meeting in the Broadmeadows by-election campaign in Victoria yesterday.
A reply to the falsifications of the ACTU and pseudo-lefts on the Swift meatworkers’ struggle
By Peter Byrne and SEP candidate for Broadmeadows, 10 February 2011
Australian Council of Trade Unions President Ged Kearney has written an article falsifying what happened during the Swift meatworkers lockout while claiming that the unions secured a tremendous victory.
The Australian Labor Party and its property developer candidate for Broadmeadows
By Peter Byrne SEP candidate for Broadmeadows, 9 February 2011
The nomination of wealthy property developer and businessman Frank McGuire as the Labor Party’s candidate for the Broadmeadows by-election, underscores Labor’s extraordinary hostility and contempt for working people.
Socialist Equality Party holds election meeting in Broadmeadows
By Margaret Rees, 7 February 2011
Peter Byrne, the SEP’s candidate in the by-election, explained that the party was fighting to provide a means through which the working class could advance its independent interests, in opposition to the Labor Party and all other sections of the political establishment.
Australia: Final SEP Broadmeadows election campaign meeting on Sunday February 13
3 February 2011
The Socialist Equality Party will hold a final public meeting for its Broadmeadows by-election campaign on Sunday February 13 at 2:30 pm.
Australia: SEP Victorian election campaign meeting
31 January 2011
The Socialist Equality Party is holding the first public meeting in its Broadmeadows by-election campaign this Wednesday evening.
Australia: The socialist alternative in the Broadmeadows by-election
By Statement Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 31 January 2011
The Socialist Equality Party calls on working people and youth to support our candidate Peter Byrne in the Victorian state by-election being held in Broadmeadows on February 19.
Australia’s floods: a failure of government and the profit system
By Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 29 January 2011
The tragic loss of life and the destruction caused by the floods that have engulfed Queensland and other regions of Australia exposes the criminal indifference of every level of government for the lives and property of ordinary working people.
Socialist Equality Party and ISSE hold conference in Australia
By our reporter, 28 January 2011
A conference held in Sydney by the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) and International Students for Social Equality (ISSE) from January 19 – 23 assessed the deepening crisis of world capitalism, marked by escalating geo-strategic tensions between the major powers and mounting class tensions in every country.
The political significance of the WikiLeaks revelations
By Nick Beams, 23 December 2010
The following report was delivered by Nick Beams, SEP (Australia) national secretary to SEP public meetings in Melbourne and Sydney on December 20 and 21.
Australia: SEP public meetings defend WikiLeaks and Julian Assange
By our correspondents, 22 December 2010
The speakers explained the significance of key WikiLeaks cables, the intensifying provocations against the site’s founder Julian Assange, and the necessity for the international working class to put an end to the system responsible for the crimes and conspiracies exposed by the leaked documents.
Imperialist diplomacy exposed: Behind the witch-hunt of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks
By James Cogan, 22 December 2010
The following report was delivered by James Cogan, Socialist Equality Party (Australia) national organiser, to SEP public meetings in Melbourne and Sydney on December 20 and 21.
SEP Australia public meetings: Free Julian Assange! Hands off WikiLeaks!
Imperialist diplomacy exposed: Behind the witch-hunt of WikiLeaks and Julian Assange
8 December 2010
The SEP has called public meetings to demand that the democratic rights of WikiLeaks and Julian Assange be defended, and to discuss the significance of the WikiLeaks’ exposures for the Australian and international working class.
Australia: Victorian Labor government thrown out of office
By Patrick O’Connor, 29 November 2010
The state election outcome has shocked the media and political establishment, after every major newspaper and decisive sections of big business hailed the Brumby government’s right-wing, “free market” reform record and campaigned for its re-election.
Victorian workers discuss key issues in state election
“These conditions cannot continue unanswered”
By our reporters, 29 November 2010
Voters spoke with WSWS reporters on a range of issues in Broadmeadows where Socialist Equality Party candidate Peter Byrne contested the seat in Saturday’s Victorian state election. The area has been devastated by job cuts during the past five years.
Vote 1 for Peter Byrne and the SEP in Broadmeadows, Victoria
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 26 November 2010
A vote for the SEP is a vote for the independent interests of the working class in direct opposition to the right-wing, pro-business austerity agenda of both major parties.
Australia: Labor government accelerates rundown and privatisation of public housing
By Will Marshall, 24 November 2010
Successive Labor and Liberal governments in Victoria have starved public housing of funds. The most disadvantaged people in the state currently languish on waiting lists for almost three times as long as they did when the Labor government was first elected in 1999.
Australia: Labor’s “world class health system” leaves thousands of Victorians waiting for treatment
By Tania Baptist, 23 November 2010
Hundreds of thousands of people across the state were unable to access essential medical treatment within clinically desirable timeframes last year. Despite cynical last-minute election promises, the public hospital system will inevitably deteriorate further.
Australia: The Victorian Labor government’s “jobs pledge” and the unemployment crisis
By Margaret Rees, 18 November 2010
The promise to create 300,000 new jobs is a cynical fraud aimed at covering over the real record of protracted corporate onslaught on workers’ jobs, wages, and conditions in the manufacturing sector.
SEP (Australia) holds election meeting in Broadmeadows
By our reporters, 15 November 2010
The SEP held a successful public meeting yesterday in the Broadmeadows electorate as part of its campaign for the November 27 state election in Victoria.
SEP Victorian election meeting
10 November 2010
The Socialist Equality Party candidate for the seat of Broadmeadows, Peter Byrne, will address a public meeting this Sunday at 2.30 p.m.
Australia: Victorian government tries to cover up ambulance crisis
By Margaret Rees, 9 November 2010
Facing an election on November 27, the Labor government is attempting to bury the scandal over patients dying while waiting for ambulances because of the chronic underfunding of the ambulance and public hospital system.
Australia: SEP meetings advance socialist perspective against war in Afghanistan
By our reporters, 8 November 2010
The Socialist Equality Party held public meetings in Melbourne and Sydney last week to advance the demand for an immediate end to the US-led occupation of Afghanistan.
Business concerns over Greens and threat of hung parliament dominate Victorian election debate
By Peter Byrne and SEP candidate for Broadmeadows, 6 November 2010
Last night’s televised debate between Victorian Premier John Brumby and opposition Liberal leader Ted Baillieu was dominated by discussion on the implications of the rise of the Greens and the threat of a hung parliament after the November 27 vote.
Australia: Union rams through sellout deal for warehouse workers
By Patrick O’Connor, 5 November 2010
As a result of the union’s sellout deal, many of the casual workers will lose several hours of overtime payments and receive substantially lower wages.
Australia: Labor joins Murdoch media smear campaign in Victorian election
By Mike Head, 5 November 2010
Amid deep hostility toward both major parties, the campaign for the November 27 Victorian state election has begun with an operation by the Murdoch media and the Labor government to vilify a Greens candidate.
Striking warehouse workers isolated as trade unions prepare sell out deal
By Patrick O’Connor, 4 November 2010
The warehouse workers’ determined and principled stand is now in serious danger. The National Union of Workers (NUW) has consciously isolated the workers, preventing fellow warehouse workers from joining the struggle and ensuring that Woolworths’ supply chain remains unaffected by the action in Broadmeadows.
Australia: Victorian government buries toxic dump as election issue
By Peter Byrne and SEP candidate for Broadmeadows, 30 October 2010
The state Labor government is trying to use another official inquiry to head off anger among residents over an apparent cancer cluster around the Tullamarine Hazardous Waste Landfill.
Australia: Victorian government covers up desalination plant costs
By Margaret Rees, 27 October 2010
The multi-billion-dollar desalination project—the largest in the southern hemisphere— involves the transfer of vast sums of money to the private sector.
Australia: Support the socialist alternative in the Victorian state election
By Statement of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 25 October 2010
The Socialist Equality Party calls on working people and youth to support our campaign for the Victorian state election on November 27 and our candidate Peter Byrne for the Melbourne electorate of Broadmeadows.
SEP (Australia) Public Meetings
Gillard commits to indefinite war: End the occupation of Afghanistan!
22 October 2010
The Socialist Equality Party is holding meetings in Melbourne and Sydney to discuss the perspective necessary to fight against the war in Afghanistan.
University of Western Sydney lecture
The global economic breakdown—a Marxist analysis
By Nick Beams, 17 September 2010
SEP National Secretary Nick Beams delivered a lecture on the global capitalist crisis on September 14 to an audience of about 100 students and academics at the University of Western Sydney.
SEP public meetings
The Australian election crisis: The political issues facing the working class
16 September 2010
The Socialist Equality Party is holding public meetings in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Newcastle to discuss the unprecedented crisis that has resulted from the August 21 federal election and the vital political issues now confronting the working class.
The Global Economic Breakdown—A Marxist Analysis
Nick Beams to address University of Western Sydney students
1 September 2010
Socialist Equality Party (Australia) national secretary Nick Beams has been invited by the University of Western Sydney Schools of Law and Economics and Finance to deliver a guest lecture on the global financial crisis.
SEP 2010 Australian election campaign wins powerful response
By Linda Levin, 24 August 2010
The socialist and internationalist program advanced by the SEP in the 2010 Australian federal election has won a strong response from significant layers of workers and young people throughout the country.
After the Australian election: The way forward for the working class
By Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 24 August 2010
The hung parliament that emerged from Saturday’s election is a further expression of the deepening crisis of the parliamentary system both in Australia and internationally.
Video: James Cogan answers community questions on the environment
17 August 2010
James Cogan, the SEP candidate for the inner-western Sydney seat of Grayndler, provided video answers to questions on the environment by a local organisation, Climate Action Newtown.
Video: Nick Beams explains Socialist Equality Party election program
13 August 2010
Nick Beams, SEP national secretary and Senate candidate in NSW, discusses the socialist alternative to war, social inequality and the escalating attack on democratic rights.
SEP candidate speaks on crisis facing students
By Zac Hambides, 7 August 2010
SEP candidate Zac Hambides spoke from personal experience of the immense difficulties, stresses and obstacles that decades of free market restructuring have created for university students.
SEP candidate campaigns at Newcastle university
By Terry Cook, 6 August 2010
Noel Holt campaigned at the University of Newcastle this week, speaking to students on a range of questions from the political coup in the Labor Party, to the issue of war, social inequality and the environment.
SEP election campaign in Fowler finds...
Deep disquiet in western Sydney over Australian Labor’s leadership coup
By an SEP reporting team, 5 August 2010
The SEP’s campaign in the outer south-western Sydney electorate of Fowler for the August 21 Australian election has found broad hostility toward the backroom coup that installed Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
The ousting of Kevin Rudd: How the global corporations and financial markets rule
By Nick Beams, 4 August 2010
At a public meeting in western Sydney, SEP national secretary Nick Beams explained the underlying reasons for the political coup in the Australian Labor Party that ousted former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.
Australian government and media block discussion over Wikileaks revelations
By Alex Messenger, 3 August 2010
The political and media establishment has moved quickly to ensure that the leaking of more than 91,000 US military documents does not provoke open debate on Afghanistan during the current federal election campaign.
Australia: Labor’s punitive industrial legislation in action
By Noel Holt and SEP candidate for Newcastle, 31 July 2010
Months after a settlement was reached in a dispute at Woodside Petroleum’s $12 billion Pluto gas project in Western Australia, hundreds of workers are facing huge fines for taking industrial action to defend their basic conditions.
Young people disenfranchised in Australia’s snap election
By Richard Phillips and SEP candidate for Blaxland, 30 July 2010
Australians not already registered on the electoral rolls had only one working day to secure their right to vote in the August 21 federal election.
SEP (Australia) relaunches party web site
29 July 2010
The Socialist Equality Party has relaunched its website, www.sep.org.au, featuring the SEP’s 2010 election statement, profiles of its candidates and information on the campaign.
Australia: Prime Minister Gillard answers damaging leaks with display of “steel”
By Mike Head, 29 July 2010
In an attempt to confront damaging leaks about her opposition in cabinet to spending on pensions and parental leave, Gillard provided an aggressive display of the ruthless pro-business and austerity agenda that lay behind her installation as prime minister.
Support the socialist alternative to war, social inequality and attacks on democratic rights! Build the Socialist Equality Party!
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 29 July 2010
The Socialist Equality Party calls on working people and youth to support our campaign in the August 21, 2010 federal election and vote for our candidates in New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia.
Australia: Labor’s mental illness plan and the healthcare crisis
By Joe Lopez and Socialist Equality Party candidate for Swan, 28 July 2010
Yesterday’s pledge by Prime Minister Gillard to spend just $69 million more a year on suicide prevention measures underscores the government’s utter contempt for people suffering from mental illness, and points to its wider plans to cut health spending.
Australian election: The fraud of Labor’s “Work Choices” scare campaign
By Noel Holt and Socialist Equality Party candidate for Newcastle, 27 July 2010
Labor’s legislation actually strengthens the anti-strike provisions of Work Choices. It outlaws all industrial action except during the limited bargaining periods for enterprise agreements at individual workplaces.
Australian PM Gillard’s climate change speech—another admission of bankruptcy on the environment
By Patrick O’Connor and Socialist Equality Party candidate for Senate in Victoria, 24 July 2010
Labor Prime Minister Gillard’s speech on climate change was a conscious fraud, combining lies on the science of global warming with new sound-bite driven measures pitched towards business which do nothing to adequately address the environmental crisis.
Australia: Electrical union members disaffiliate from Labor
By Terry Cook, 23 July 2010
The vote is a sharp indication of mounting hostility within the working class toward the Labor government.
Australian election: The Labor government’s childcare backdown and the profit system
By Tania Baptist and Socialist Equality Party candidate for Gellibrand, 23 July 2010
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has made clear that Labor’s construction halt on new childcare centres, which was imposed at the behest of the private for-profit childcare operators, will be maintained.
SEP candidate addresses student rally at University of New South Wales
“This fight is first and foremost a political struggle against the Gillard government”
By Oliver Campbell, 22 July 2010
Zac Hambides, the SEP candidate for Kingsford-Smith, advanced the need for a political struggle against the Gillard Labor government at a demonstration of University of NSW students on Tuesday.
Australia: Xstrata launches new provocations against Tahmoor miners
By the Zac Hambides and Socialist Equality Party candidate for Kingsford-Smith, 22 July 2010
Mining giant Xstrata has refused to allow more than 270 workers who went on strike for seven days last week to return to work at its Tahmoor mine in the New South Wales southern highlands.
Australia: Election slogans spark wave of disgust
By Nick Beams, 21 July 2010
Less than a week into the Australian federal election campaign, the hollowed out and atrophied character of the entire system of bourgeois parliamentary democracy is being increasingly exposed.
Socialist candidate blocked from addressing building workers rally
Unions deflect anger over Labor’s prosecution of South Australian construction worker
By Alex Messenger, 21 July 2010
Union officials suppressed political discussion yesterday as building workers joined protest rallies against the trial of South Australian construction worker, Ark Tribe, on charges of refusing to answer questions from the federal Labor government’s building industry watchdog.
SEP candidate calls for political struggle against Labor’s anti-strike laws
By Noel Holt, 21 July 2010
Noel Holt, the Socialist Equality Party candidate for Newcastle in the August 21 Australian federal election, has released the remarks that union officials prevented him from making at yesterday’s construction workers rally in Sydney.
SEP candidate speaks at academics’ union forum
A revealing political line-up in Australian election campaign
By Oliver Campbell, 20 July 2010
An election forum demonstrates the efforts of the Labor Party, unions, Greens and pseudo “left” groups to suppress all discussion of the global economic crisis and the corporate-backed coup that installed Julia Gillard as prime minister.
Australia: Socialist Equality Party announces its 2010 election candidates
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 19 July 2010
The Socialist Equality Party announces its candidates for the 2010 Australian federal election, to be held on August 21.
Greetings and report from the US SEP to conferences in Australia
American capitalism’s decline and the tasks of the working class
By Jerry White, 16 July 2010
Jerry White delivered the following report to conferences on “The World Economic Crisis, the Failure of Capitalism and the Case for Socialism,” convened by the SEP and the International Students for Social Equality in Sydney and Melbourne.
The global economic crisis and the political coup in Australia
By Nick Beams, 15 July 2010
Socialist Equality Party (Australia) national secretary Nick Beams delivered the following opening report to conferences on “The World Economic Crisis, the Failure of Capitalism and the Case for Socialism,” convened by the SEP and the International Students for Social Equality in Sydney and Melbourne.
SEP (Australia) conferences pass resolution
The World Economic Crisis, the Failure of Capitalism and the Case for Socialism
14 July 2010
The following resolution was passed unanimously at conferences convened by the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) and the International Students for Social Equality in Sydney, July 4, and Melbourne, July 11, 2010.
Australian SEP conferences discuss Gillard coup and the global economic crisis
By our correspondents, 13 July 2010
The backroom coup that installed Julia Gillard as Australian prime minister was the focus of discussion at Socialist Equality Party conferences in Sydney and Melbourne on “The World Economic Crisis, the Failure of Capitalism and the Case for Socialism”.
SEP conference participants speak to WSWS
“The system itself is failing and we can’t really afford to wait around”
By our correspondents, 13 July 2010
WSWS correspondents spoke to participants at the Socialist Equality Party conferences in Sydney and Melbourne.
Attend SEP (Australia) meetings in Perth and Newcastle
The World Economic Crisis, the Failure of Capitalism and the Case for Socialism
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 1 July 2010
The sudden ousting of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is another expression of the political convulsions arising from the worsening global economic crisis. The SEP meetings will be forums to discuss the program necessary to build a genuine socialist movement of the Australian and international working class.
The Australian Labor Party coup: a warning to the working class
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 28 June 2010
Julia Gillard’s installation as prime minister last Thursday through an unprecedented coup within the Labor apparatus stands as an ominous warning to the working class.
Australia: Polling shows collapse in voter support for Labor government
By James Cogan, 16 June 2010
Labor could lose the next election, due sometime between July 2010 and April 2011, and become the first one-term government since the 1930s.
Public meetings in Australia discuss new stage of global crisis
By our correspondents, 1 June 2010
University students and working people participated in SEP public meetings addressed by Nick Beams in Sydney, Melbourne and Newcastle late last month on the “Class struggle in Greece: The second stage of the global financial crisis”.
Socialist Equality Party (Australia) Public Meetings in Sydney
NAPLAN testing and My School: Rudd’s free market education agenda
25 May 2010
Teachers, parents, students—and all those concerned about the fate of public education—are invited to attend public meetings being convened by the Socialist Equality Party to discuss the Rudd Labor government’s historic assault on public education.
SEP Australia meeting in Perth: The second stage of the global financial crisis
25 May 2010
The SEP meeting in Western Australia will discuss the necessity for workers of all countries to adopt a unified socialist perspective.
Socialist Equality Party (Australia) conferences in Sydney and Melbourne
The World Economic Crisis, the Failure of Capitalism and the Case for Socialism
By the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), 21 May 2010
The conferences in July will be forums for discussion on the origins of the global crisis and the program necessary to build a genuine socialist movement of the Australian and international working class.
Available now from Mehring Books
The Historical and International Foundations of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia)
21 May 2010
Mehring Books has published both The Historical and International Foundations of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) and The Socialist Equality Party (Australia) Statement of Principles.
Class struggle in Greece: The second stage of the global financial crisis
Nick Beams to speak at SEP Australia public meetings
11 May 2010
Nick Beams, national secretary of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) and an expert in Marxist political economy, will speak on the second stage of the global financial crisis and the necessity for workers of all countries to adopt a unified socialist perspective as they enter into struggle to defend their most fundamental class interests.
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