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Maritime workers gather outside the offices of Rio Tinto in Collins Street Melbourne to protest the company locking out miners in western Californian town of Boron.

The MUA makes a comprehensive rebuttal of the recent media and political attacks run against the union and its members in the offshore industry

Terry Tindale, veteran seafarer and union official recalls the hardship endured by Australian seafarers on board the BHP Iron Boats at a special function held to commemorate the once strong fleet o

The ITF today supplied Møller-Maersk with further proof for its assertion that for years one of its subcontractors in India has got away with violent attacks on its workers, and demanded that the D

Variations of this letter to both the "Sydney Morning Herald" and "The Australian" in response to attacks on the MUA this week went unpublished

The Wallabies may have trouble turning away their All Black raiders but not so the Australian Quarantine Inspection Service.

The Maritime Union of Australia today called on all supporters of Australian merchant shipping to attend a rally and luncheon at Port Kembla this Saturday 13th February in support of Australian-cre

The Tongan-owned vessel Hakula berthed in Adelaide is under increasing pressure from the International Transport Worker Federation (ITF) to pay it's Tongan crew adequate wages

The Maritime Union of New Zealand has congratulated the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) in its successful and ongoing campaign in improving wages and conditions in the offshore industry.

Support growing for locked out ILWU miners in Boron, California as 34 Pacific unions condemn Rio Tinto at Vanuatu conference today in the following declaration