Partisan
One of our members’ ongoing projects is Partisan, an organising-focused, local left wing newsletter.
With a few new articles published every month, the aim is to inform readers of ongoing and upcoming actions around our city and publish writing and news on issues relevant to the Aotearoa and Wellington left.
Partisan's editing committee is led by Isla Batten Coogan and Jamie Morgan.
To get in touch, send them an email at [email protected]
With a few new articles published every month, the aim is to inform readers of ongoing and upcoming actions around our city and publish writing and news on issues relevant to the Aotearoa and Wellington left.
Partisan's editing committee is led by Isla Batten Coogan and Jamie Morgan.
To get in touch, send them an email at [email protected]
The Month in Class Struggle
Partisan's monthly bulletin gets a reboot and a new approach. In addition to our usual notes on upcoming actions, we'll now be providing some quick rundowns of the past month's work and news on what Te Nuku Mauī's been up to.
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The Airport sale debate exposes a deep flaw in Wellington's Democracy
Unelected, unseen and unaccountable officials may be forcing a right-wing agenda through what would otherwise be the most progressive Local Government in New Zealand.
We talked to three socialist councillors taking a stand for democracy and against the complete bureaucratic control of our city. |
Tory Whanau is a Neoliberal Failure. We need to back an alternative before it's too late
Wellington's supposedly "progressive" mayor has proved herself to be a right-wing and anti-democratic figure at every turn. As the next local election draws ever-closer, the left needs to find an alternative candidate or risk a right-wing takeover
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The Fight for Socialist Water
In our first ever anonymous submission, a writer involved in the fight against Wellington City Council's plan to privatise our water system talks about an issue that's gone under the radar as of late and could be a real damage to the lives and livelihoods of working people in this city. |
Is Kāinga Ora about to make 25 people homeless?
Residents in the Dixon Street flats deserve better. They deserve dignified, well maintained homes. What they're getting instead is utterly callous treatment from an organisation that's supposed to be helping them.
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The Month in Class Struggle
Partisan maintains a monthly bulletin on the events, meetings, protests and goings-on in the Wellington left...
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