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Development of Australia’s first offshore wind farm, which would power up to 1.2 million homes, has been stalled by Energy Minister Angus Taylor’s failure to sign off on an exploration licens

Articles include: Branch Secretary’s Report – Indigenous Training

Workers at Australia’s largest stevedore have been granted approval from the Fair Work Commission to hold a ballot allowing protected strike action in response to what the maritime union described

The union movement is learning from Canadian seafarers, who fought and won a similar battle to protect local jobs.

Canadian and Australian seafarers stand up and fight back to strengthen protections for maritime worker

Hutchison workers will continue with work bans after discussions this week where the company persisted with claims that will see automation including remote controlling and outsourcing continue to

Articles include: Branch Secretary’s Report – North Queensla

The MUA bargaining team continues to work toward an agreement for DPW workers in the face of quite incredible provocation from the company.

Wage theft aboard a BlueScope chartered foreign-flagged ship in Port Kembla has been exposed after intervention from the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF).