Maritime Union of Australia
Maritime Workers' Journal MWJ, Spring, 2009
Australian Shipping SOS
Flinders dispute highlights need for urgent reform Flinders dispute highlights need for urgent reform Download this issue
Who’s running the Asylum? By Paddy Crumlin Page 4
Things can go pear shaped in our lives from time to time. Losing on the Melbourne Cup can be tough. Losing your car keys is ... Read more
Union surge Page 6
The Maritime Union is growing - up from just over 9000 members in 2003 to just under 12,000 members in 2009 - and most of ... Read more
Near Death Page 8
Offshore job accident puts spotlight on industry safety gaps “I couldn’t sleep for two days. Every time I shut my eyes it would replay. It ... Read more
New union leadership team Page 10
New faces are the hallmark at national office as two of the union’s most senior distinguished officials retire and two branch officials in their prime ... Read more
Indonesia Calling Page 32
Australian maritime workers were the first to impose bans on Dutch ships during the Indonesian struggle for independence (1945-49) So began a long history of ... Read more
Latest News
Kiwi comrades back MUA offshore workers
MUNZ media release 9 Feb 2010 The Maritime Union of New Zealand has congratulated the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) in its successful and ongoing campaign in improving wages and conditions in the offshore industry.
MWJ supplement - Financial report Spring supplement, 2009
Rescue mission off Ashmore Reef Winter, 2009
Another case of capitalist swine flu Recession Busters Coastal sovereignty Download this issue
Chesty Bonds Blockade Autumn 2009
Death at Sea Firestorm Download this issue
On Course Summer 2009
Logging on Ship terror The New Deal Download this issue