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Unions welcome common sense review of super rules

Unions have welcomed the establishment of a review of not for profit superannuation governance, which will be conducted by former RBA Governor, Bernie Fraser.

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Senators save hundreds of rail jobs

The Senate has rejected the Turnbull Government’s job destroying coastal shipping reform bill – saving at hundreds of jobs in the rail industry.

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An economy that works for people

Transport Workers' Union (TWU) National Secretary Tony Sheldon's address to the 215 RTBU National Council.

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Keep Super Safe

Australian Unions built the most successful financial story in Australia – industry superannuation. Now Malcolm Turnbull wants to dismantle it. 

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RTBU Power In Union Resolutions

National Council endorsed a series of important resolutions that will help us to keep the RTBU strong over the coming years by investing in our Workplace Delegates.

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Two million men and women who believe

RTBU National Secretary Bob Nanva's address the RTBU National Council Dinner in Sydney.

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The politics of building better cities

Address to the RTBU National Council 2015 by Hon Anthony Albanese MP, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Shadow Minister for Cities, Shadow Minister for Tourism.

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Power of Union: Keeping the RTBU Strong


RTBU National Secretary Bob Nanva's address the 2015 RTBU National Council.

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New PM told to put his money where his selfie stick is

Investment in public transport is set to become a key Federal election issue following the launch of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union’s Fix My Ride campaign.

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Asciano takeover highlights "dog's breakfast" in rail access

The Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) has called on the Federal Government to fix the “dog’s breakfast” of rail access regimes that differ across States before allowing any further company mergers in the sector, including the proposed takeover of Asciano by Brookfield Infrastructure.

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