Wildcat homers, gamifying work and workplace-whanau in the meat industry
Submitted by wojtek on Aug 10 2018 12:00
Toby Boraman's academic article on the informal resistance by Aotearoa meatworkers in 1970s.
Building Bridges?
Submitted by LAMA on Jul 13 2018 11:04
Simon Bridges is the leader of the National Party, one of the two traditional parties of government in Aotearoa/New Zealand. He is currently touring the regions of the country. This article is a report on one of the public meetings during the tour.
"Don't Panic! Don't Panic"
Submitted by LAMA on Jun 13 2018 01:26
This item looks at the moral panic surrounding supposed drug use by tenants in state housing in Aotearoa/Neew Zealand.
Back to the Future With Labour's Fair Pay Agreements
Submitted by LAMA on Jun 11 2018 22:05
This article highlights parallels between current attempts to modify labour laws in Aotearoa/NZ and historical examples.
Now It's Aotearoa's Turn For Abortion Referendum
Submitted by LAMA on May 30 2018 02:07
Ireland has had its abortion referendum, now it's about time New Zealand/Aotearoa did the same.
Origin of the Housing Crisis In NZ/Aotearoa
Submitted by LAMA on May 10 2018 09:51
This article surveys the origins of the current housing crisis in NZ/Aotearoa, viewing the neo-liberal turn of the 1980s'-1990s' as a critical juncture.
Book Review: 'Ruth, Roger & Me', Andrew Deans (Wellington, 2015)
This is a review of a book that takes a critical stance towards the architects of neo-liberalism as implemented in Aotearoa/New Zealand during the 1980's-90s'
Behind the 1951 waterfront lockout - Philip Ferguson
Submitted by Henry Laws on May 2 2018 08:29
This is a Marxist account of the 1951 waterfront lockout, one of the major instances of class struggle in 20th century Aotearoa/New Zealand. First published on the Redline blog: https://rdln.wordpress.com/2012/11/23/behind-the-1951-waterfront-lockout/
AWSM: May Day Pamphlet
Submitted by LAMA on Apr 28 2018 01:38
The Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement (AWSM), an Anarcho-Communist group based in New Zealand/Aotearoa has produced a short pamphlet for downloading and distribution on May Day.
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