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Australian Trade Unions, BAE Systems ink landmark Principles Agreement

The Australian shipbuilding unions and BAE Systems Australia have signed a Principles Agreement that ensures the Future Frigate SEA 5000 project will revitalise manufacturing...

Australian Unions sign landmark MoU with SEA 5000 contender

The Australian Council of Trade Unions has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Fincantieri, a final contender for the Federal Government’s SEA...

CSL workers demand “fair share” of massive profit

More than 200 CSL workers and AMWU members gathered outside the main Victorian plant on Tuesday to protest against the company’s decision to cut...

ETU: New renewable energy policy marks “arrival of real vision” for renewables sector

The Electrical Trades Union (ETU) has welcomed yesterday’s announcement of the new renewable energy target that envisions half of Australia’s electricity to be produced...

Australian Government’s Energy White Paper draws mixed reactions

The Australian Government has released the Energy White Paper which focuses on increasing market competition, energy productivity and investment to give industry and consumers...

Federal Government under growing pressure to accept bipartisan deal on RET

The Electrical Trades Union (ETU) has urged the Federal Government to accept bipartisan deal on the renewable energy target (RET) and put an end to...

The abolishment of Industry Skills Council to push Australian Industry toward future skills crisis,...

The Abbott Government’s decision to abolish the Industry Skills Council has crippled Australia’s capacity to compete in the global skills race, ending two decades...
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