Strikers at Fletcher Insulation are determined to fight on
From The pen Striking workers are holding an around-the-clock picket outside their Dandenong factory over a proposed new workplace agreement.
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Contributed by Joe Montero The numbers were there in the Senate last night, to throw out the government’s proposed to Section 18C of the Racial […]
Sally McManus calls for an increase in the minimum wage
By Joe Montero At her first public speech at the National Press Club yesterday, new ACTU Secretary Sally McManus, called for the minimum wage to […]
Pensioners to be target of welfare card cut
By an age pensioner A leaked federal government document shows the government’s intention to take concession cards from pensioners and it will cost an individual […]
Judge turns on ABCC for wasting time over minor incident
By Joe Montero Last Friday, Federal Court judge Tony North has blasted the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC)
Labour Day celebrates the battle for the eight-hour day
By Jim Hayes The Pen Today is Labour Day in Victoria. For many it is a day off work. Its importance however, is much greater […]
One Nation sails into disaster in West Australia election
Editorial from The Pen One Nation’s plan for a political upset in Western Australia has failed.
Bill Leak left behind a legacy of hate and hurt for his victims
From The Pen Cartoonist Bill Leak has died at 61 of a suspected heart attack.
Howards foray into union rally was no accident
By Joe Montero Former Prime Minister John Howard’s walks into a Sydney rally of union members and it’s an accident. Hardly. He is far to […]
Community sector says RoboDebt must go
The following is a joint statement was issued today (8 March 2017) and endorsed by a large group of community sector organisations. It calls for […]