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Qantas Workers Strike Over Pay Dispute, Sparking Fears of Flight Delays
This comes just days after a flight from Brisbane to Adelaide was forced to make an emergency landing due to concerns about the braking system
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Transport Union May Drop Costly Action in Exchange for 50 Cent Public Transport Fares
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union has pressured the NSW government to switch to cheaper fares as industrial action threatens taxpayer coffers.
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Union Divide: CEPU Splits from Peak Body Over CFMEU Administration Dispute
The Labor Party and ACTU have faced pressure for backing penalties against the embattled CFMEU.
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Maritime Union Joins CFMEU in Legal Battle Against Imposed Administration
The MUA says any criminal elements of the CFMEU should have been dealt with by relevant authorities instead of administration being imposed on the union.
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Managing Director of Australia's National Broadcaster Steps Down
The broadcaster had had to navigate strong criticism of its coverage and impartiality.
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Opposition Pledges to Resurrect Building Watchdog Amid CFMEU Corruption Issues
The embattled CFMEU continues to face scrutiny of corruption and its conduct.
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Federal Government Appoints Administrator to Deal With Troubled CFMEU
The Fair Work Commission general manager will act as an independent administrator after what has been described as ‘abhorrent’ conduct within the union.
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NSW Labor Moves to Suspend CFMEU From Party
A string of controversies has led to Labor calling for the CFMEU to cut ties with the party.
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Manufacturers Seek to Walk From Union Amid AFL Grudge
The manufacturing division of the CFMEU wants to walk, with a bill set to be voted on in Parliament next week.
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Government Considers Handing Out Exam Cheatsheets To Students Due to Impact of Lockdown
Students will not have to memorise maths formulae next year, a move which school unions want to make permanent.
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‘An Unacceptable Risk’: New Report Pushes for Engineered Stone Ban
Inhaling engineered stone particles after cutting and grinding can cause silicosis, an irreversible and potentially deadly lung cancer.
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Qantas Workers Strike Over Pay Dispute, Sparking Fears of Flight Delays
This comes just days after a flight from Brisbane to Adelaide was forced to make an emergency landing due to concerns about the braking system
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Transport Union May Drop Costly Action in Exchange for 50 Cent Public Transport Fares
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union has pressured the NSW government to switch to cheaper fares as industrial action threatens taxpayer coffers.
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Union Divide: CEPU Splits from Peak Body Over CFMEU Administration Dispute
The Labor Party and ACTU have faced pressure for backing penalties against the embattled CFMEU.
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Maritime Union Joins CFMEU in Legal Battle Against Imposed Administration
The MUA says any criminal elements of the CFMEU should have been dealt with by relevant authorities instead of administration being imposed on the union.
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Managing Director of Australia's National Broadcaster Steps Down
The broadcaster had had to navigate strong criticism of its coverage and impartiality.
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Opposition Pledges to Resurrect Building Watchdog Amid CFMEU Corruption Issues
The embattled CFMEU continues to face scrutiny of corruption and its conduct.
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Federal Government Appoints Administrator to Deal With Troubled CFMEU
The Fair Work Commission general manager will act as an independent administrator after what has been described as ‘abhorrent’ conduct within the union.
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NSW Labor Moves to Suspend CFMEU From Party
A string of controversies has led to Labor calling for the CFMEU to cut ties with the party.
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Manufacturers Seek to Walk From Union Amid AFL Grudge
The manufacturing division of the CFMEU wants to walk, with a bill set to be voted on in Parliament next week.
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Government Considers Handing Out Exam Cheatsheets To Students Due to Impact of Lockdown
Students will not have to memorise maths formulae next year, a move which school unions want to make permanent.
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‘An Unacceptable Risk’: New Report Pushes for Engineered Stone Ban
Inhaling engineered stone particles after cutting and grinding can cause silicosis, an irreversible and potentially deadly lung cancer.
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