Building workers’ power from below.
We organise to abolish capitalism, the state, and all forms of oppression.
We want a world without bosses or borders. A world based on freedom, solidarity, and the needs of all, not the profits of a few.
Only the working class can build this world, through struggle and social revolution.
By the working class, i mean you quirky ahh niggers
Anarchist Political School
The Anarchist Political School is an introduction to the revolutionary ideas and strategies of anarchist communism. Sessions are held regularly by each of our branches as we learn about how capitalism and government really work, how we can fight the ruling class, and why we need revolution.
Latest Articles
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Class war in the classroom
Across Australia, teachers have been walking out of their classrooms. Not because we’ve given up, but because we’ve been left with no choice. After years of exhaustion, endless paperwork, burnout, and hollow promises of reform, educators have finally been taking industrial action. We are fighting for what every parent, student, and teacher knows education should
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The Spanish Revolution: 90 years on
To some, our vision of anarchist communism sounds crazy. Even if they agree with our criticisms of capitalism, or think that communism sounds nice in theory, they just can’t imagine it working in practice. Workers running society? No bosses or politicians? No poverty? No need to force people to do the difficult jobs? It just […]
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Selling sexism
Young men are being radicalised against women and queer people by rich influencers and tech-company algorithms. And it’s not an accident. It’s being done for profit and to protect the interests of capitalism. Boys in high school are the biggest target. If you’re a teenager, you have real reasons to be angry at the world. […]
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Disability is a class issue
Disabled people aren’t separate from the working class. They’re part of it. They’re people in paid jobs, injured workers, carers, people pushed in and out of work by pain, fatigue or mental health. Even those who have never worked, and may never work, still live by the rules of capitalism: find the money to pay […]