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72 Billion Reasons To Hold Plebiscite On Gas Export Tax
How to put a roof over the heads of thousands of Australians sleeping rough, couch surfing or living in their cars
UN experts raise alarm over treatment of political prisoners, urge medical intervention: Belarus
Guns, prisons, and roads Budget is another disaster for working Kiwis
Submission On Modern Slavery Bill
After a landmark international court case backed workers’ right to strike, here’s what could change
New Zealand workers’ right to strike backed by world’s top court
Reverse Robin Hood rides to Government Budget rescue again
There’s nothing more fair dinkum than getting a fair return for Australia’s gas 
New Bill Strips Employment Rights For Family Carers
Government blindly cuts to save skin – Willis’s plan clearly hasn’t worked
Lobbying For Workers
Fare hike piles more pressure on working Wellingtonians already facing fuel crisis
Government Removal Of Fees-free Sign Of Their Values
Unemployment Data Continues To Show Pain
NZ Pay Equity Rollback Triggers UN Complaint
Unions and Employee Groups Front Employment Committee on Workers’ Entitlements
CTU launches Roving Health and Safety Representatives policy on Workers’ Memorial Day
New Agreement On AI Collaboration With Microsoft
UN expert: UN-backed roadmap provides blueprint for eradicating poverty beyond growth
Workers Memorial Day 2026
CFMEU Demerger Creates Timber, Furnishing and Textiles Union (TFTU)
CTU Welcomes Tax Justice Aotearoa Policy Statement
More joy, less juggle? Why workplaces should get on board with the value of care
Bell Bay is critical: Australia’s only manganese smelter must be saved
Bell Bay is critical: Australia’s only manganese smelter must be saved
Australian Trades Halls World Heritage Nomination
Unions face economic reality check
Parliamentary Inquiry should look at workplace racism
MEAA Submission – NES Review
MEAA Submission – Closing Loopholes Review
How the AI boom was enabled by a 1970s economic revolution
World Heritage recognition one step closer for iconic Victorian Trades Hall
World Heritage recognition one stop closer for iconic Victorian Trades Hall
Support Grows For Tax On Gas Exports
Dark day for working New Zealanders as the Employment Relations Amendment Bill passes
Who has most access to the top? What 5 years of transport ministers’ diaries reveal
Health And Safety Changes Will Harm Workers
Kotahitanga In Action | Unions At Waitangi
Queensland Government delivers election commitment with electoral reforms
NZCTU Welcomes Bipartisan Bill To Combat Modern Slavery
UN experts alarmed by farmers’ arrests and growing criminalisation of peasant movements: France
Radical measures needed to close arts class gap in Greater Manchester, inquiry finds
World-first AI partnership between The University of Manchester and Microsoft announced
Why Canada needs better data on strikes, unions and other labour issues
Centre For Future Work To Evolve Into Standalone Entity
Freeing political prisoners does not end policy of repression, warns UN expert: Belarus
Australian FM Statement On Jimmy Lai Verdict

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