UC Labor Left

UC Labor Left UC Labor Left is the progressive voice of the ALP on campus. We advocate for fairness, equality and progressive values within the Labor Party. Join today!

UC Labor Left is a place for all progressive students to come together and have their voices heard. The club will aim to advance progressive values on campus and within the Labor party. We share the values of the Labor Left, such as fairer treatment of refugees, true equality for women, true equality for the indigenous peoples of Australia, true equality for members of the LGBTIQ community, true e

quality for people of diverse cultural and racial backgrounds, real protections and fair treatment and pay for workers and the advancement of the labour movement. We will be a forum for the advancement of students rights, and the advancement of workplace rights for students who work on top of their study. Meetings will occur monthly. UC Labor Left will hold social events for members, such as: politics in the pub, fundraisers, game/trivia nights, and barbecues in addition to our monthly meetings. We plan on averaging at least one event per month in addition to meetings. Comments Policy,
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17/12/2017

Stumped for dinner table conversation this Christmas? Here's a couple of conversation starters from the Labor for Choice team! 🎄🎅

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Sad reacts only
19/10/2017

Sad reacts only

R.I.P Local Manufacturing.

Credit: Troy

"If people think they can rip the Australian taxpayer off, if people think that they can con the Australian taxpayer, th...
21/05/2017

"If people think they can rip the Australian taxpayer off, if people think that they can con the Australian taxpayer, then I'm sorry, the game's up," Mr Dutton said.

Finally, the Libs are doing something about multi-national corporations avoiding tax
....oh wait, he's talking about "fake refugees"

What a joke this government is.

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton gives 7,500 asylum seekers living in Australia until October to lodge an application for protection.

07/04/2017

Bill Shorten MP

"I know its not A...."
06/03/2017

"I know its not A...."

The decision to cut penalty rates is a decision to cut the pay of the lowest paid workers. It is a decision that devalue...
26/02/2017

The decision to cut penalty rates is a decision to cut the pay of the lowest paid workers. It is a decision that devalues the sacrifices we make to work on Sunday. It is a decision that tells the poorest in society that their time spent with friends, family, and children is a burden on the economy.

Tomorrow. 1pm. Union Court at the ANU campus. Come and show the government that you won't let them take your weekend without a fight.

The Fair Work Commission just told us to make this 25% less funny
24/02/2017

The Fair Work Commission just told us to make this 25% less funny

08/02/2017
One for the calendar
29/01/2017

One for the calendar

On the 18th of March, we'll be holding a women's conference for all women ACT Labor members under the age of 25 and any women who are keen to get involved in the party!

Workshops, speeches and training sessions will be included.

More info to come!

26/10/2016

Great work being done by our comrades at ANU!

12/10/2016

If you live/vote in Kurrajong, then Rachel Stephen-Smith is one of the great left candidates to consider! October 15 is ...
05/10/2016

If you live/vote in Kurrajong, then Rachel Stephen-Smith is one of the great left candidates to consider! October 15 is getting closer!

A MESSAGE FROM KATY GALLAGHER

Since meeting Rachel, I've been impressed with her intelligence, ability to work hard and genuine commitment to community engagement.

Rachel is a progressive woman who shares my values and has the experience and character to be a strong voice for the heart of Canberra.

Please support Rachel Stephen-Smith by giving her your vote on 15 October.

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