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Sydney Communist in Sydney, New South Wales

20 Apr 1923

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Sydney Communist

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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 20, 1923

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Slums and Sky Scrapers in Australian Cities

The piece argues capitalism creates slums in Sydney Melbourne and other cities with areas like Woolloomooloo Redfern and Pyrmont. It predicts a Communist future where slums vanish, workplaces are in palaces, and life improves under a dictatorship of the proletariat with work as measure of politics and money obsolete.

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Australia Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Brisbane Perth Hobart Wooloomoaloo Surry London Vrs Fueturies Rainsiaickle Utters Wheater Weil Pyrmont Darling Harbor Salvation Army Christ Williow Morris Nowhom Eidward Bethany Crees Cory Hen Proletariat
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The Path of the Workers From The Worker Weekly

Will Owen, guided by his friend Jim Wis, debates workers politics in a fading local Labor Party. He grapples with apathy, factionalism, and the risk of electing a liberal candidate while urging workers to resist war and pressure their future representative to fight for them.

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Wal Jim Wis Jim Will Vrush Nat Walee Labor Party Panple Comeane Distriet Anther Par ‘Ument Tom Wheeler Trades and Labor Council Labor Norrow Owen Will Owen
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New Zealand Labor Party confronts Defence Act stance at conference

The conference pledges active campaigning for repeal of the present Defence Act, arguing wartime measures betrayed workers and warning of an impending war. It rejects a resolution urging clear platform opposition to war without people’s consent, noting past conscription errors and calling for decisive class solidarity.

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