Each year, a ceremony is held in late April at the Port Adelaide Workers Memorial to commemorate workers who have suffered death or injury at their workplaces. This commemoration, known as International Workers’ Memorial Day (or International Commemoration Day for Dead and Injured), takes place annually around the world on April 28—an international day of remembrance and action for workers …

By Nick Glais Wallace McKitrick, perhaps still known by some by his birth name, Peter Hicks, was an advocate for, and creative artist of, progressive Australian culture. Wallace worked for most of his life in community-based artistic and cultural activities. He began writing poetry while at high school, enrolled for a short time at Flinders University. He then worked at …

by Bevan Ramsden * This is not a conspiracy theory. The United States interference in Australia’s domestic politics was confirmed by no lesser person than the President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, in an apology to Gough Whitlam via the President’s envoy at a breakfast meeting in the Qantas lounge in 1977. Whitlam conveyed the substance of the meeting …