SO much good stuff in this one. Tom Bramble's discussion of the crisis of unionism in Australia, the history that lead to this, and what can be done to fix it is invaluable for anyone wanting to fight against oppression and exploitation.

Rebecca Barrigos's discussion of the political history of Queensland and how that has led to a right wing climate that produces authoritarian, conservative nutjobs like Jo Bjelke-Petersen is particularly relevant with Fraser Anning and Bob Katter referencing the Holocaust in their call for a new White Australia Policy and Peter Dutton narrowly missing out on his bid for Prime Ministerhsip.

Justen Bellingham's portrait of Bolshevik Jurist Evgeny Pashukanis is particularly illuminating, providing an eye-opening exploration of the law under capitalism as well as exploring his tragic downfall under Stalinism.

The other two articles are equally fascinating.