The Guardian • Transport Workers Union (TWU)
Issue #2061
Australia’s deadliest industry
Transport Workers Union (TWU) members are pushing for changes to legislation to make transport work in Australia fair, safe, and sustainable. As the TWU says:...
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Issue #2069
Fight for gig workers’ rights
What would you think about someone who is continually attempting to rob you and your family of the right to a decent living? Someone who...
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Issue #2206
Union industrial action in Brisbane
As well as the ferries, Brisbane has also seen strong union industrial action at Cleveland Youth Detention Centre, Queensland Rail, and Qantas. Employers, conservative commentators...
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Issue #2071
The coming storm
In an important win for union members, the High Court of Australia last week ruled that Qantas’ sacking of 1700 ground and baggage workers was...
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Issue #2160
$90m message for Qantas
The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) has welcomed the Federal Court ruling that Qantas will be penalised $90 million – the largest employer penalty in Australian...
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Issue #2165
What a driver’s win against Uber means
In September 2025, the Fair Work Commission (FWC) ruled that Mohammad Shareef Hotak, an Uber driver, had been unfairly treated when Uber ‘deactivated’ him, meaning...
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Issue #2210
Transport Workers’ Union raises cancer alarm
The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) has raised concerns over findings in an American Medical Association journal that cabin crews suffer high cancer death rates. Anyone...
Read moreAUKUS and the ALP National Conference: Buying off the union movement
AUKUS remains one of the biggest flashpoints in the labour movement. The 2026 ALP National Conference demonstrated the ALP’s ability to use state mechanisms to...
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