*** MEDIA ALERT ***
Who: CFMEU National Secretary Zach Smith and former stonemason Kyle Goodwin, who has incurable silicosis from working with engineered stone
What: Media conference calling on all governments to lock in a ban on the import, use and manufacture of engineered stone ahead of Wednesday afternoon’s ministerial meeting
When: Wednesday December 13, 9.30am
Where: Mural Hall, Parliament House, Canberra
Matt Coughlan 0400 561 480 / [email protected]
Many might think jumping out of a plane with your sweetheart is the last thing you would do to show your love but for Skydive Australia it’s aselling point. And many Australian couples have signed up to fall head over heels this Valentine’s Day. But a lovers’ tiff threatens to ruin their special day. Experience Co, which operates as Skydive Australia at jump sites up and down the east coast, from Cairns to St Kilda, has walked away from pay negotiations with their instructors. On Valentine's Day no less! As a consequence of the lovers' quarrel Skydive Australia instructors will…
Many might think jumping out of a plane with your sweetheart is the last thing you would do to show your love but for Skydive Australia it’s aselling point. And many Australian couples have signed up to fall head over heels this Valentine’s Day. But a lovers’ tiff threatens to ruin their special day. Experience Co, which operates as Skydive Australia at jump sites up and down the east coast, from Cairns to St Kilda, has walked away from pay negotiations with their instructors. On Valentine's Day no less! As a consequence of the lovers' quarrel Skydive Australia instructors will…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 13TH FEBRUARY 2026 TheAlbanese Government’s approval of the expansion and extension of Queensland’s Middlemount Coal Mine will lock in millions of tonnes of additional climate pollution and intensify heatwaves, bushfires, floods and cyclones. This is the Albanese Government’s 35th fossil fuel approval. The approval will allowMiddlemount Coal Mine to continue extracting up to 5.7 million tonnes of coal every year until 2053. The extension is expected to emit an additional 283,000 tonnes of climate pollution each year on average, up to 6.1 million tonnes in total – equivalent to taking almost 80 million flights from Sydney to…
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