Young Labor Left - NSW

31/05/2026

Want to help out and shape the fights that Young Labor Left is taking to State Conference this year? Join us on the 13th of June at Glebe Town Hall at 11am for an in-depth discussion of what Labor State Conference means, and how we can achieve change on issues we care about. RSVP via our website: younglaborleft.org

23/05/2026

Young Labor Left attends NSW Left Delegates Conference 🌹❤️ Thank you everyone who came along to join the push for more progressive policies for Labor State Conference! We made it clear that we need the Left to take bold stances on issues like Palestine, Workers Comp, AUKUS, democratic University Governance, LGBTQI+ rights, access to Abortion, and more. As we get ready for the State Conference, we will continue working hard to make sure our voices are heard. Solidarity ✊

13/05/2026

Comrade Chalmers is at it again…. 🚩🚩🚩

On a more serious note, YLL NSW remains seriously concerned by NDIS cuts which leaves recipients vulnerable and in the dark about the future of their support.👈

Tax changes to capital capitals and trusts are welcome and long overdue but our budget bottomline should be funded not by cuts to critical care but instead by taxes on the extreme wealth of corporations and individuals.💰

04/05/2026

STAND UP FIGHT BACK🌹YOUNG LABOR LEFT was proud to stand with the hundreds of Union Members that attended this year’s May Day Rally.

As workers rights continue to come under attack from big business and Government, May Day reminds us that the only way to win is to organise.

JOIN YOUR UNION and DM us for more information 💌

07/04/2026

🗣️THE LEFT TAKES THE FLOOR 🗣️

At the annual Young Labor vs Young Liberal Debate at NSW Parliament House, Young Labor Left speakers made the case for re-electing Labor governments across Australia.

We took on the Liberal agenda head-on: climate inaction and siding with big polluters, cuts to essential public services, and their ongoing failures on women’s safety, healthcare, and disability rights.

We also put forward a positive vision, because simply being better than the Liberals isn't enough (because to be frank, the bar is on the floor). Labor Governments need to do more regarding investment in public services, improving workers rights, action on climate, and making a fairer society for everyone ✊

Whether it’s in Parliament, on the streets, or in behind the scenes in the Party, Young Labor Left will always organise against the reactionary right 🌹

06/04/2026

Huge thank you to everyone who came along to our Young Labor Left New Members Drinks!

It was incredible to see so many new and familiar faces in the room. There were so many people ready to organise, get involved, and fight for a better future. In a time where it’s easy to feel cynical, spaces like this remind us that collective action is alive and well.

A special thanks to our guest speakers Anthony D'Adam and Zeli Munjiza - Labor for Liverpool Council , as well as Cameron Murphy MLC and Charishma Kaliyanda for showing up and showing support for the young left!

If the event showed us anything, it’s that hope is not dead; people want to be a part of a movement for change, and that Young Labor Left is that movement.

See you at the next one ✊

19/03/2026

In a world where everything feels more uncertain, with war in Iran and One Nation tipped to win big electorally, getting active in politics has never been more important.

Come get involved with Young Labor Left, at our annual Members Drinks 🥳🥂
📅 1 April
⏰ 6:00pm
📍 Gaelic Club, Surry Hills

Whether you’re brand new or have been around for a while, this is your chance to meet like-minded young people who care about making real change. Come along for a drink, a chat, and to start building the campaigns, ideas and momentum we need for the year ahead.

Because no one is coming to save us, we have to make our own destiny and make the change we want to see.

Keen to come along? Make sure you RSVP so we can plan numbers:
https://www.younglaborleft.org/welcome_drinks_2026

07/03/2026

The first International Womens Day was held in 1911, initially titled 'International Working Womens Day'. It came from a recognition of capitalism's role in the patriarchy, and the poor conditions many working women experienced. Today, women’s work continues to be undervalued, whether in the traditional workplace, or at home. With an emboldened and well-organised far-right encroaching upon the hard-earned rights of working women, it’s more important than ever to organise, agitate and build a strong proletarian collective. So, Happy International Working Women's Day!

03/03/2026

Are YOU a frustrated socialist, intersectional feminist?
If so, YLL Women’s caucus would LOVE to have you join us as we go on a Feminist History Tour of Trades Hall, followed by Social Drinks.
RSVP with Link in Bio.
Note: This is an autonomous event for women and NB identifying members of YLL.

12/02/2026