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Port actions target trade with Israel on 33rd week of continuous protest - Vimarsana News

Port actions target trade with Israel on 33rd week of continuous protest

The 33rd week of continuous protests against Israel's genocide in Gaza took place the same week as the International Criminal Court sought arrest warrants and the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to abandon its military offensive in Rafah.

Outrage at $120k traffic controller pay packet - as Aussies who work behind a desk are called 'less important' - Vimarsana News

Outrage at $120k traffic controller pay packet - as Aussies who work behind a desk are called 'less important'

A Labor Party operator has described Australians who work at a desk as 'less important' as a militant construction union negotiates $120,000 pay for traffic controllers on road and rail projects.

Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia

India: NLC contract workers in Tamil Nadu fight for permanent jobs; Bangladeshi food workers strike for higher pay; Australia: V/Line rail workers strike in Victoria

Source: wsws.org
Recent court decision a travesty for threatened species like the koala - Vimarsana News

Recent court decision a travesty for threatened species like the koala

Tighter regulations and agreements are required to ensure the survival of nationally threatened species and a healthy ecosystem, writes Dalian Pugh.

'A dent in our retirement': the battle to help Australian workers recover unpaid super | Superannuation - Vimarsana News

'A dent in our retirement': the battle to help Australian workers recover unpaid super | Superannuation

Timber tradie Peter Myall is owed at least $15,000 in superannuation, with unions urging action on what they call the last bastion of wage theft