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Yet another waterside worker dies on the worlds docks.

Nearly half of unionists gunned down or killed around the world are Colombian and this week the MUA met with a delegation in Sydney to hear their story first hand.

After 27 years on the board, John Coombs stepped down as Chair of the Maritime, Mining & Power Credit Union last week.

The MUA has developed an excellent working relationship with the Workers Health Centre in Lidcombe.

3 incidents in as many months involving Liberian Flag of Convenience ships on our coastline. Union call for government crackdown.

Mick Doleman, Deputy National Secretary of the MUA and Seacare board member attended the Seacare conference and Awards presentation in October.

The Maritime Union of Australia has again raised serious concerns over the Flag of Convenience (FOC) shipping system, after another near disaster when the Liberian-flagged MSC Basel ran aground off

In response to the skills shortage in seafaring, the MUA initiated the formation of METL - Maritime Employees Training Limited.

French unions have launched fresh strikes against the government attempt to up retirement age.

John Howard has finally admitted to conspiring with Christopher Corrigan to bust the Maritime Union of Australia in 1998, Paddy Crumlin, the union's National Secretary said today.