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MEDIA ALERT | Press conference on migrant worker exploitation

Unions NSW < 1 mins read

MEDIA ALERT | Press conference on migrant worker exploitation 

Unions NSW and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles will hold a press conference on Wednesday, August 2 about migrant worker exploitation.

WHO: NSW Secretary Mark Morey, Immigration Minister Andrew Giles, activists and workers 

WHEN: 11am Wednesday, August 2

WHERE: Australian Parliament House, Mural Hall


Contact details:

Georgie Moore 0477 779 928
Nick Lucchinelli 0422 229 032

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