Youth

The MUA youth are a vital part of our union, ensuring the union’s continued success into the future. The MUA youth are made up of members under 35 and constitute approximately 20% of our membership base.
 
Each branch of the MUA has a Youth Committee, run and controlled by rank and file members on a voluntary basis. Anyone interested is welcome to join these committees and get involved. At a National level, representatives from each branch are elected to form the National Youth Council. The Council provides an avenue for young voices to have their say in the direction of our union’s future. 
 
 
The MUA Youth aim to build upon the history of our great union and support fellow members with their struggles in the workplace. As the members decide how they wish to run things, the exact set up of each local youth committee varies, but they are united in their goal to build, activate and educate the youth. This ranges from regular social events, actions, protests, fundraisers, creating educational materials, all the way to hosting national conferences. We also aim to inform young members of their rights at work, the history of our union and the importance of working safely.
 
We are always looking for more passionate young members to get involved! 
 
Please feel free to contact your local branch (details below) to find out more, or follow our national youth socials!
 
Instagram : @muayouthnational
 
Facebook : MUA Youth National
 

National Youth Council

 
Newcastle:
Joanna Tavita
Liam Kelly
 
Northern Territory:
Mitchell Hutchens
 
Queensland:
Gus Kibble
Joel Higginbotham
 
South Australia:
Ashlee Littler-Reid
Jimmy O’Connor
 
Southern NSW:
Rylee McCartland (Co-Chair)
Macey Carter
 
Sydney:
Liam Coleman
Billy Duckworth
 
Victoria:
Will Bugno
Mason Sharp
 
Western Australia:
Julian Uchiyama-Lee (Co-Chair)
Danann Edwards-O’Neill
 
New Zealand:
Maree Griffiths
Nathan Natano
 
 
 

 

Published: 23 Mar 2020

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During this current COVID-19 health crisis we have brought together the following information for members.
What is Coronavirus
Workplace Health and Safety Obligations
The Maritime Union of Australia has made the following demands on governments and employers during this global health crisis.



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Published: 24 Oct 2024

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Notice of Annual General Meeting for 2024 of

The Maritime Union of Australia Division of the

Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union



Published: 8 Feb 2024

 



Published: 30 Oct 2023

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MUA Submission to the Department of Industry Science & Resources

 

‘Roadmap to establish an Australian decommissioning industry’



Published: 18 Oct 2023

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MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA
 
MEDIA RELEASE
 
18 OCTOBER 2023
 
MUA PUSHES FOR GOVERNMENT FOCUS ON DECOMMISSIONING AND RECYCLING OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS INSTALLATIONS:
 
CIRCULARITY REPORT LAUNCHED ALONGSIDE MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY
 
 
 


Published: 14 Sep 2023

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MEDIA RELEASE
MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA

ADRIAN EVANS
ASSISTANT NATIONAL SECRETARY



Published: 8 Jun 2023

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THOMAS MAYO

 

NATIONAL INDIGENOUS OFFICER

MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA

 

MEDIA RELEASE

 



Published: 13 May 2023

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INDUSTRIAL UPDATE

QUBE CONFERENCE

It’s Our Turn – Wharfies united in campaign for wage justice and respect from Qube

13 May 2023

Qube workers from across every MUA branch in Australia met in Fremantle for three days, May 9-11, to plan out the claims and bargaining strategy for the next Qube EBA.



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