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GrainCorp workers walk off the job after being pushed to ‘breaking point’

News Rod Thompson - September 24, 2025

Two unions have accused GrainCorp management of “hiding from negotiations” after workers walked off the job this week.

Union adamant doctors’ strike will go ahead despite threats, bullying

News Rod Thompson - April 6, 2025

Despite claims of threats and bullying, The Doctors Union – ASMOF remains adamant this week’s strike will still go ahead.

Industrial action planned at Tomago Aluminium

News Rod Thompson - February 21, 2025

Industrial action will restart at Tomago Aluminium after management’s refusal to continue negotiations in good faith over a fair wage agreement.

Fair Work Commission suspends Healthscope nurses and midwives’ strike

News Rod Thompson - February 21, 2025

A planned 26-hour strike, involving nurses and midwives from the Hunter, has been ordered not to go ahead on Friday.

Slight pay offer bump won’t stop trains disruption

News AAP - January 14, 2025

The NSW Government has marginally increased its pay offer to train drivers, but that won't stop industrial action that could cause delays and cancellations.

Pay fight sparks as ‘intolerable’ NYE strike threatened

News AAP - December 17, 2024

Rail workers have voted to start industrial action in the week after Christmas, potentially throwing New Year's Eve plans for millions of revellers into chaos.

Hunter nurses, midwives strike for the fourth time

News Rod Thompson - November 23, 2022

After months of protracted talks, Hunter nurses and midwives will take part in a 24-hour strike on Wednesday, their fourth of the year.

Hunter TAFE teachers vow to fight for future of their profession

News Rod Thompson - November 3, 2022

Hunter-based NSW Teachers Federation members have vowed to fight for the future of their profession and their students.

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