The International Socialist, founded in Sydney, New South Wales, in 2000 by members of the Socialist Alliance, has established itself as a prominent voice for socialist perspectives in Australia. Initially launched as a print publication, it has now transitioned to a digital platform, allowing it to reach a broader audience. Covering political analysis, labor movements, social justice issues, and environmental activism, The International Socialist fosters informed discussions on leftist ideologies while advocating for progressive causes. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The International Socialist starting 1910, with 2,150 scans in total, offering a glimpse into the publication's rich history. This archive can also be a valuable resource for anyone interested in historical figures, events, and even personal family histories. Explore OldNews.com to uncover these important documents and engage with the conversations that have shaped Australia's social landscape.