Maritimes December 2022
Official magazine of the Maritime Union of New Zealand online now
Read MoreRepresenting New Zealand maritime workers since 2002
Official magazine of the Maritime Union of New Zealand online now
Read MoreWorkers at Ports of Lyttelton have strongly rejected an attack on their work in a privatisation report to the Christchurch City Council.
Read MoreThree of New Zealand’s maritime unions say fuel companies Z, Mobil and BP have let New Zealand down after off-spec jet fuel threatens to disrupt pre-Christmas flights.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union has welcomed new guidelines for managing fatigue in the ports industry.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union says the Ports of Auckland is too important to the country to be drawn into a local power struggle.
Read MoreSvitzer management are attempting clawbacks of wages, reducing job security, and undermining safety standards, for their Australian tug crews.
Read MoreThe Maritime Union is concerned about rumours of privatization at the Ports of Auckland, involving global network terminal operator (GNT) DP World leasing operations.
Read MoreThis publication commemorates ten years since the 2012 Ports of Auckland Dispute. It provides the history of the dispute in pictures and words, and was published for the special ten year anniversary events held by the Maritime Union of New Zealand in Auckland in October 2022.
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