Maritime Union of Australia
News
Newcastle wharfies down tools over safety
6 Sep 2010 Waterside workers in Newcastle this morning refuse to work ship with unmarked pre-slung loads
Pig Iron Bob doco in the making
5 Sep 2010 Wollongong film maker Sandra Pires short film clip "Pig Iron Bob" could be just the prelude to a full length docodrama on the legendary 1938 Dalfram Dispute
International News
- France Unions to Strike as Sarkozy Pension Bill Debate Starts
- Mexico ICEM Condemns Repression of Workers by Government, Grupo Mexico
- South Africa Did the World Cup Wreck South Africa?
- North America Hyatt faces strikes and protests in cities across North America
- Global “Heavy-handed” response to pilot efforts to observe safety measures in Pakistan
- Global Call for union rights in Swaziland
27 Aug 2010 Mining and maritime unions of Australia reach out to Chilean miners entrapped underground
26 Aug 2010 Newcastle oil spill further evidence that Australian shipping needs revitalising
25 Aug 2010 Paddy Crumlin, MUA, judging which art work will take out the Human Justice award in the Blake Art Prize this year.
25 Aug 2010 But they are wearing T-shirts saying "I support the reinstatement of Cumbo" in solidarity with MUA POAGS delegate Steve Cumberlidge
24 Aug 2010 Spate of attacks on shipping in the Asia Pacific marks return of piracy in the region
23 Aug 2010 A woman of many colours and the woman of the moment in the words of ITF president and MUA national secretary Paddy Crumlin.
19 Aug 2010 Messages of congratulations for Paddy Crumlin's election as president of the International Transport Workers' Federation come from around the world and around the nation
18 Aug 2010 Transport minister announces tough fines up to $10m for ship companies polluting our coasts
17 Aug 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill could be the first of many
16 Aug 2010 Matt Purcell, ITF Melbourne on the Labor Govt shipping policy and FairWork Australia