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The International Transport Workers’ Federation says Coronial findings today finally prove two seafarers were murdered on board the Panamanian registered Sage Sagittarius off the Australian c

Esprit, a major international garment manufacturer, using the Port of Toamasina (Tamatave) in Madagascar is facing pressure to join with Levi Straus & Co and help end the exploitation of

Most of the female staff working on board SPOT 1&2 are MUA members. In the last 5 or so years there have been a small core of us who actively participate in union activities and activism.

Articles include: Damien McGarry, ETU Qld/NT Branch Conference, Townsville May Day

The ANU Archives has a new exhibition On 1967 Referendum Featuring photos from the WWF, who were strong supporters of the "Yes" campaign.

Transport unions from across Europe are meeting in Barcelona this week for the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) congress just days after the adoption of a royal decree which could see h

This offshore update comes after another massive win for the MUA and it’s members in Fair Work against Farstad’s campaign to sack IR’s and Cooks. 

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The Spanish parliament’s vote in favour of a royal decree to reform port labour rules has prompted a swift backlash from key trade unions.

The Coroner has delayed the release of her findings into mysterious deaths on board the MV Sage Sagittarius.