WIMDOI (Women In Male Dominated Organisations and Industries) is a three-day conference run by Union Women for Union Women and this year was held from the 21^st to the 23^rd November at the QCU Building in Brisbane.

The Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) and Metro Tasmania have joined forces in an Australian-first public awareness campaign to promote respect and understanding on Tasmania’s bus network.

This year’s RTBU National Council saw 80 elected Delegates meet for 2 ½ days to discuss the big issues facing rail, tram and bus workers across Australia.

New research released today shows that aggressive employers are burning a $100 billion hole in the retirement savings of Australian workers.

The shock announcement that Aurizon will sell its Queensland intermodal business, and close its intermodal freight business outside Queensland, is in large part due to the failure of the Federal Government to invest in rail infrastructure – according to the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU).

NONE of us should really be surprised by Melbourne’s rail crisis, writes Luba Grigorovitch.

The Infrastructure Australia paper on franchising, released today, is nothing more than wishful thinking and cheap marketing spin for the privatisation lobby.

The Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission this week endorsed the RTBU's position that employees cannot be forced to train in duties outside of their classification.

Public transport workers today launched a campaign to improve safety on trains, trams and buses across Australia.

This year’s Federal Budget has received a mixed reaction - with some positive announcements in infrastructure and social policy, combined with a smattering of cruel and heartless measures designed specifically to punish poor and vulnerable members of our community.