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Federal LNP Resources Minister Ian Macfarlane has responded to emails from MUA members regarding fuel security.

Union members, including the MUA joined the families of those who were killed, and the wider community in commemorating the anniversary of the bombing of Darwin whereby hundreds of people lost thei

A pin drop could be heard on the second day of the MUA’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander conference during Professor Pat Dodson’s impassioned presentation.

After several months of agonising negotiations the International Transport Workers' Federation in Australia have been able to get confirmation and an agreement from a Taiwanese shipping operator.

The Maritime Union of Australia is in mourning for a wonderful comrade and former SUA and subsequently lifelong MUA member, Peter Close. 

Next week the WA biennial kicks off in Fremantle.

Workers around the world are today taking action in defence of the right to strike, which is under attack by employer groups at the International Labour Organisation (ILO).

In accordance with Sub-Rule 45(i) of the MUA Registered Rules, I hereby notify the membership of the following matters.

“We’re making history here today,” Assistant National Secretary Ian Bray exclaimed as he opened the inaugural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander conference in Perth today.
 

News of the prosecution of the captain of a Chinese-flagged vessel found in the Great Barrier Reef without a pilot should cause Transport Minister Warren Truss to scrap his reckless plan to deregul