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Maritime Union Warns WA’s Maritime Borders Are Soft Underbelly of Our Quarantine System
Waterfront peace deal collapses as Patrick rejects maritime union offer
Nominations open for 2020-21 Vessel Traffic Services awards
Australian wharfies’ rights must be respected
Maritime Union offers government a safe solution to stranded seafarers
Men down tools to talk about domestic violence
Maritime union offers Patrick peace deal to end waterfront industrial dispute
Council urges state government to hit pause on traffic bridge
Maritime Union of Australia hold protest in Caltex Sydney headquarters over hiring scab contractors
$60 million for Harbour Trust Heritage Sites
Boost for Australia’s national cultural institutions
Patrick using false Port Botany delay claims to create community fear
Workers anger set to boil over as Port Botany union dispute escalates
More Bay Reefs For Geelong Fishers
Investing in Australia’s national cultural institutions
Julie Burgess – Transfer of Ownership
National Safe Boating Week launches this weekend
Joint Agency Training Exercise on Mid
Breakthrough in waterfront dispute as largest container terminal operator flags agreement with union
Ferguson leaves King Island high and dry
New joint pain study finds supplement helps reduce arthritis symptoms
Workers anger set to boil over as Port Botany union dispute escalates
$18.34 million package to build defence manufacturing workforce
Government welcomes Port Botany truce
Further support for Australian seafarers
Young Endeavour supports Navy training
Palau receives Guardian-class patrol boat
Voucher Up in Freo
Students call out ‘dangerous’ gas recovery
$783k Jubilee penalty highlights operator health and safety responsibilities
Multi-million dollar investment supports local jobs and Gold Coast waterways access
Position Vacant: National Legal Officer – NSW
Operation Sovereign Borders monthly update 16 September
Master and Chief Engineer plead guilty in MV Funing case
Offshore Alliance secures first-ever bargaining process at Legeneering Australia
COVID-19 inquiry to examine defence and development issues
Governments fuel security plan misses boat on shipping
Opinion: wharfies continue to deliver productivity improvements
Royal Australian Navy joins regional partners for Exercise Pacific Vanguard
New Zealand seeks answers to Gulf Livestock 1 tragedy
Maritime union outlines urgent case for reform at Senate inquiry into Australian shipping
Keel laid for first Offshore Patrol Vessel built in WA
Encounter Way Bike Trail
Spring into Sea Museum
Maritime NZ supporting agencies in Gulf Livestock 1 incident
Working together to remove marine threats
Water Police and Australian Border Force detecting fishy behaviour at Victorian ports
Council to seek partners for Osborne House restoration