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Business Scoop » Port Workers Protest Arrival Of Blood Phosphate Ship In Tauranga

Press Release – Rail And Maritime Transport Union The Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU), representing port workers at the Port of Tauranga, has delivered a letter of protest to the captain of a ship carrying Blood Phosphate mined in the Western Sahara. Because of COVID19 protocols the letter … The Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU), representing port workers at the Port of Tauranga, has delivered a letter of protest to the captain of a ship carrying Blood Phosphate mined in the Western Sahara. Because of COVID19 protocols the letter was delivered on 1 March without direct contact between RMTU members and the crew.

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Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia

Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia 26 February 2021 Andhra Pradesh steel workers and youth rally against privatisation Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP) workers and supporters held a 24-kilometre protest on February 20 against the Modi government’s plan to privatise the company. The marches went through Dondaparthy, Thatichetlapalem, Kancharapalem, Urvasi, Marripalem, the airport and ended at the steel plant’s main gate at Kurmannapalem. A public meeting, which attracted a huge crowd of supporters holding placards, was held outside the facility. The march followed a sit-down protest by thousands of workers in Vijayawada on February 8 opposing the Indian government’s approval for 100 percent disinvestment of Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL), VSP’s corporate entity.

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CFMEU disputes membership with mining rival before split

The union’s construction division has signalled a fight, potentially deepening a fissure just a week before a vote by mining officials.

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McGowan drops the act, blurring the line between election promises and governing

McGowan drops the act, blurring the line between election promises and governing Normal text size Advertisement Flanked by an American television star, a beloved WA entertainer and an English director, the biggest Perthonality of them all, Premier Mark McGowan, made a glitzy government announcement on the waterfront at Victoria Quay – plans for a Labor donor to build a $100 million film studio. But one day before his official election campaign launch and in the middle of caretaker mode, Mr McGowan unintentionally dropped the facade. The one where he acts like he is not heading towards a crushing win on March 13. Several sound stages would be built at Victoria Quay in Fremantle as part of a new $100 million studio.

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