Part 1 of 3 By Elliot Crossan The stars we see in the night sky are an unfathomably long way away. Their light takes a very long time to reach planet earth. Because of this, a few of the stars […]
The Centre Ground Is Collapsing Because Popular Support for Neoliberalism Is Dead Read More »
By Elliot Crossan Greed. It is an all-consuming beast, and it is being unleashed by New Zealand’s new Coalition Government to an unprecedented degree. Luxon, Seymour and Peters are unchaining this monster, casting aside pesky concerns about the climate crisis,
Corporate Greed Will Destroy Our Planet — Unless We Fight Back Read More »
By Elliot Crossan With horror, grief and righteous fury, the world is watching as the state of Israel drowns itself in blood. Every last pretence of credibility and humanity that the Zionist leaders maintained is gone; all that remains is
Genocide in Gaza — Stop this Slaughter Read More »
By Elliot Crossan Shellshock. That’s what much of the New Zealand left is feeling, having watched the Labour Party lose an unprecedented number of votes on 14 October. As the country waits to see whether National will need both ACT
In It For Who? The Labour Party Needs to Decide Which Side It Is On Read More »
Aotearoa stands at an historic crossroads. In the 2023 general election, voters have a choice between a progressive government that would represent a shift to the left if Labour forms a coalition with the Green Party and Te Pāti Māori,
2023 Election: Prepare for the Storm Ahead if National, ACT and NZF Win Read More »
By Elliot Crossan When John Key became Leader of the Opposition in November 2006, National and Labour were neck-and-neck in the polls. But after the first few months of 2007, Key and National surged in popularity and never looked
Workers Must Be Prepared to Fight an Unpopular Luxon Government Read More »
By Elliot Crossan Last Friday night, my local Councillor Julie Fairey spoke at a public meeting hosted by Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick calling for “A Council Budget that supports communities and climate.” Fairey, who represents the Albert-Eden-Puketāpapa Ward and
Progressive Councillors Who Voted for Austerity Should Be Ashamed Read More »
By Elliot Crossan Thousands of people across the country marched last Friday as part of the Global Climate Strike. School students were joined by adults of every generation, demanding real action to address the greatest crisis of our time
David Seymour vs. the School Strikers Read More »
Climate change is hitting Aotearoa with force. Tāmaki Makaurau experienced the worst flooding in its recorded history in January, before Cyclone Gabrielle devastated the North Island in February. 11 people were killed, 10,000 people have been displaced, and several people
A System Change Manifesto-for Radical Climate Justice Read More »
