Stevedoring

Stevedoring workers, dock workers, known best in Australia as WHARFIES, make up the majority of MUA members.

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Published: 3 Dec 2024

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MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA

MEDIA RELEASE

TAXPAYER MONEY MUST NOT BE GIVEN TO CORPORATIONS TO SHED JOBS AND REDUCE WATERFRONT PRODUCTIVITY

3 DECEMBER 2024

 



Published: 25 Nov 2024

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MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA

MEDIA RELEASE

25 NOVEMBER 2024

Qube Ports abuses intractable bargaining laws while making light of DV during EBA negotiations



Published: 30 Oct 2024

 



Published: 29 Oct 2024

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Published: 26 Oct 2024

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War on the Wharves IX - November 2024, Sydney

The fraternal bonds of solidarity and camaraderie between maritime workers throughout the Pacific continue to strengthen with the coming together of Maritime Union of Australia (MUA), Maritime Union New Zealand (MUNZ) and International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) brothers and sisters for the War on the Wharves IX charity boxing competition in Sydney on 6 November 2024.



Published: 25 Oct 2024

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International Transport Workers Federation (ITF)

25 October 2024



Published: 1 Oct 2024

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Maritime Union of Australia

National Council

2 October 2024

Media Release

Australian maritime workers declare steadfast solidarity with International Longshoremen’s Association



Published: 9 Sep 2024

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MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA

MEDIA RELEASE

9 SEPTEMBER 2024

Qube Ports industrial action to commence across Australia

Wharfies at Qube’s bulk and general ports across Australia will commence industrial action with bans and limitations this week, starting in Melbourne, Port Kembla and Brisbane.



Published: 3 Sep 2024

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Bunbury offshore wind projects closer to fruition

3 September 2024

 



Published: 20 Jun 2024

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Hunter offshore wind one step closer to fruition

20 June 2024

The Maritime Union of Australia welcomes the strides towards an offshore wind powered future around the Australian coastline with the next steps announced for the Hunter offshore wind zone made by the Australian Federal Government this week in the Port of Newcastle.



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Authorised by P Crumlin, Maritime Union of Australia, Sydney