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The Public’s Factory: Reclaiming the RFC Legacy through Co-Partnership in 21st Century Australia
Australia didn’t lose its factories, Government’s sold them. Cheap. To the same ruling class that begged the state for rescue, then demanded the state disappear. The historical lesson of the RFC proved planning beats market chaos; capital erased the lesson before workers could learn it. History’s rhyming again. →
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The Inevitable Corruption of Audit – From KPMG to Northern Rock, and Why Socialism is the Only Cure
Under capitalism, the audit profession does not accidentally collapse into fraud. It is structurally propelled there. →
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The People’s Game Stolen Twice: A History of Rugby League, Media Wars, and the Gambling Takeover
The story of rugby league is not simply one of tries and grand finals. It is a story of how a people’s game, forged in the industrial north of England and the working-class suburbs of Sydney, was gradually captured by media capital, restructured for television, and finally handed to the gambling industry. →
