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MALLEE FARMERS TOIL FOR THE BANKS
The lot of a farmer in the drought-stricken regions of the Mallee is one of exploitation. To the inexperienced this may not seem apparent, but ...
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Letters From The Front
Some workers in Adelaide have been out of work for two years—so bad are the conditions in South Australia. Just recently the Brighton Cement ...
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VIC. TIMBER MEN
The recent conferences between the representatives of the employers and timber workers in Melbourne has brought to light one thing—the ...
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For Unity of Class-Conscious Workers
“CANDID CRITIC” writes from Adelaide:— With pleasure I read Comrade E. Dickinson’s letter in “The Workers’ ...
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VESTEY’S STARVATION METHODS
Vestey’s have introduced a new scientific starvation policy on their stations. On Wave Hill there is else than beef supplied to the ...
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MAKIN’S MISTAKE
ADELAIDE, Sep. 23.—“Even the works of Karl Marx are now taught in the High Schools,” said N. Makin, M. H. R., in answer to a barrage of ...
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25/- a Month for Pearling Slaves
The pearling industry is in full swing here, and the pearling masters are making a fortune out of the sweated indentured laborers. ...
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BOY MURDERED BY THUG-IN-UNIFORM
Last week a youth, aged nineteen, was murdered in cold blood by a police constable. The boy, Aiken, had escaped from ...
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Pie in the Sky, to “Cure Bolshevism”
The cure for Bolshevism, Sabbath Desecration, Class Antagonism, and kindred evils”—this is the claim of the British-Israel World Federation, whose ...
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Psychology in the Office
Pink desks, according to an American efficiency expert, make women typists and clerks work harder. Compared with a pink desk, one of old oak mahogany has a ...
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PICKETING FORBIDDEN
The last R.W. Chief Secretary (Chifley), last week was granted leave to introduce a bill which provides for the prevention of mass or any other ...
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How They Worked The I.W.W Frame-Up
By courtesy of the International Class War Prisoners’ Aid, the “Workers’ Weekly” is publishing extracts from propagandists’ notes on “The I.W.W. Case and its Lessons.” These lessons are of great importance to Australian workers to-day, when the ...
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“UPHOLDING THE LAW”
“All the police had done throughout out the (timber) trouble was to carry out their duty and uphold the law; they had not shown any ...
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Concerning Frame-Ups
When a lawyer used the term “frame-up” in a case before Judge Curlewis in the Sydney District Court last week, His Honor was annoyed. ...
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Latham is Gratified
Mr. Latham, Brace’s Attorney-General, has expressed his “personal satisfaction” with Bavin’s Mass Picketing Bill. ...
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DO POLICEMEN LIE?
“I think a policeman is as truthful a witness as any other member of the community.” This was the best the retiring Metropolitan Superintendent of the N.S.W. ...
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Militant Women Protest Against Timber Arrests
Melbourne Militant Women’s Group “enters its emphatic protest at the arrest and charges lodged against seven working-class leaders and other ...
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MACKAY IS PROMOTED
Inspector W. J. Mackay, Chief of the N.S.W. Criminal Investigation Branch, whose rise to fame as a result of his activity in the I.W.W. case was ...
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OPEN DISCUSSION
The open pre-Conference discussion on Communist Party problems will commence in the October 25 issue. ...
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