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The Australian Building and Construction Commission has 36 outstanding cases against unions, including allegations of death threats during a picket line.

Lauren De Crescenzo comes home in second after a valiant performance.

Anya Taylor-Joy & Nicholas Hoult Are Served a Mysterious Meal in ‘The Menu’ Teaser Trailer – Watch! Anya Taylor-Joy starts to question the food shes being served in the first teaser for her new movie, The Menu. Announced last year, the upcoming film will be…

The first-time investigation of a waterfront dispute has the potential to bring higher fines and strict laws to one of the most militant sectors of the economy.

Resumption of full activities at WA’s biggest non-bulk port will help ease concerns about deliveries from the international shipping industry already in turmoil from pandemic-related disruptions.

The wharfies’ union halts three months of industrial action before a federal government push to terminate the strikes because they were damaging the WA economy.

The Attorney-General will apply to terminate the maritime unions’ three-month strike after the McGowan government requested her assistance due to the damage to the economy.

The Ports Minister urged Fair Work to stop three months of strikes at Fremantle Port because they were threatening the state’s economy. But she failed to show up at the hearing.

Australian union agrees to enforce ten-year strike ban at Melbourne port Over recent weeks the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) has brokered new enterprise agreements (EAs) with major stevedoring companies across a number of Australian ports. The agreement that most glaringly encapsulates the MUA’s decades-long drive to incorporate itself ever deeper into management structures and cement its position as an industrial police force for the stevedoring employers is the four-year deal it brokere...

Wharfies fire first salvo in fight for robo-dock Share Wharfies will stop work for four hours at the Port of Melbourne next week as the first salvo in what is being pitched as a battle between old-school industrial practices and 21st century technology. The Maritime Union of Australia has given the automated Victoria International Container Terminals (VICT) eight days’ notice for its half-shift stoppage covering 128 members from 4pm to 8pm on Tuesday, February 16. Unions previously blocked th...