June Coe News Today

The Australian government, Zionist organisations and right-wing media outlets are campaigning to stop Palestinian revolutionary icon Leila Khaled from addressing Ecosocialism 2024.

More than ten thousand people gathered for a pro-Palestine rally in Hyde Park on Saturday, marking the fourth consecutive weekend protest calling for a…

As the country gets closer to voting Yes or No on the Voice to Parliament referendum, here is a list of some insightful First Nations perspectives. 

Plus, new research into how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the lives of young people born into poverty around the world.

Janie June Coe, then 38, had a job interview on April 29, 1997. After the interview ended around 3 p.m. that day, she headed for her home on Penrod Drive in Petaluma.

Petaluma Police have released updates on a missing persons case over 20 years old. Janie June Coe was last seen in April of 1997 when she had returned to her

Solidarity with First Nations peoples and taking a stand against the racism of Australia Day was high on their agenda. The protest organisers — Justice for David Dungay, Fighting In Solidarity Towards Treaties (FISTT), Indigenous Social Justice Association, Gamilaraay Next Generation, National Union of Students Anti-Racist Department and the Australian Student Environment Network — had repeatedly asked to meet police to discuss the COVID-19 safety and other plans. They were ignored. As the...