Headlines here II
 - Boris Frankel's new book The Shock of the Familiar centre stage at NIBS Better Red Than Dead - calls for a strategy out of the economic, ecological pit capitalism and government collusion has put us all in.

 - Rising Tide - Supreme Court rejects police objections to approve Rising Tide anti-coal protest on Newcastle Harbour
 - Independent Public Inquiry into AUKUS report Surrendering Australia - The AUKUS Deception  

 - The Master Builders at the National Press Club with a side dish of the Royal Commission into the Construction Industry

Wall of Tears - Dr Saira Hussain here II The art work Wall of Tears ceremony at Pitt St Anglican Church, Sydney.
AUKUS Report - Carmen Lawrence here II Carmen Lawrence, former WA Premier and Federal Health Minister a commissioner at the Public Inquiry into AUKUS is speaking at a recent NTEU forum entitled The impact of AUKUS on Australian Universities. The Independent Public Inquiry into AUKUS has called for the nuclear-powered submarine program to be cancelled, a Royal Commission into AUKUS to be established, US submarine operations near Perth to be suspended, and Australia’s defence strategy and relationships with Washington and Beijing to be fundamentally reassessed.

AUKUS & Universities here II Dr Sian Troath, Lecturer in International Relations College of Business, Creative Arts, Law and Social Sciences at Flinders University outlines the ways AUKUS is skewing our public universities.

Students Against AI here II Students Against AI rally Tuesday 10-11-2026 at State Library - two speakers and a poem
Don't Break Our Arts here II Leading up to the Vic Election arts workers from across the sector, including administrators and curators, gathered at the steps of the State Library on Monday 9th in an historic rally calling for retention and expansion of Government funding for the arts. It was quite shocking to hear the sneaky cuts being put in place including cutting of regional gallery funding.
Bisalloy Picket here II Wollongong Friends of Palestine are running their 11th picket of local steel manufacturer Biasalloy Steel, highlighting the company's 20 year connection to Israel and it's contribution to the genocide in Palestine. We hear from Safaa before the start of the picket at 8pm Sunday 15th to Tuesday 17th November.