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Harry Bridges, Australian seafarer who jumped ship in San Francisco in the Roaring Twenties, worked the wharves and led the US longshore in rebellion to found the International Longshore and Wareho

Second tragedy in a month as Sydney wharf worker killed on job at Port Botany

The Maritime Union of New Zealand has gained international and national support for its stand against management plans to outsource labour at the Ports of Auckland.

Solidarity with locked out ILWU miners in the USA

Young maritime workers take the youth union movement to Canada

A New Doc On The Longshoremen Of Saint John Who Refused To Load Heavy Water To Candu In Argentina

Reform of the shipping and ports industries is now a matter of life and death, union warns - for waterside workers and for our merchant marine

Waterside worker and long time Aboriginal activist Charles "Chicka" Dixon has died in Sydney aged 81 - struck down by asbestos he contracted working on the wharves.

MUA National Secretary Paddy Crumlin and Deputy National Secretary Mick Doleman join delegates at the ITF Berlin joint seafarer and docker meeting in condemning Norway flagging out nation's oil and

Today MUA members at Patrick bulk and general, Darwin will be gathering at their local pub to have a few beers and toast the union victory over Patrick.