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The casualised workforce at Wongawilli had a massive win when they joined the union and took the boss on collectively.

Australia’s top three coal producers, Glencore, BHP and Yancoal, recorded hefty profits last year from coking and thermal coal.

Our Union will play a leading role in holding multinational companies to account for accurate reporting on sustainability and workers’ rights, with the appointment of CFMEU Mining and Energy’s Nati

Meet two of our women workplace leaders standing up for rights and conditions in tough circumstances.

Steering the workforce through rail automation

Victims of coal mine dust diseases and their supporters rallied outside BHP's plush Melbourne headquarters in an attempt to meet with the CEO of BHP and other senior executives.

The CFMEU has written to Port Kembla Coal Terminal directors asking them to provide detail on plans to casualise the permanent workforce.

Do you have what it takes to become part of a highly motivated and dedicated team of organisers that are at the forefront of industrial organising?

A  tragic accident causing the death of a mineworker and injuries to several others at Anglo American’s Moranbah North mine has deeply shaken Central Queensland’s mining community.

Port Kembla Coal Terminal workers received notice last night that they have been locked out for 10 days until Wednesday 27 February.

Victims of coal mine dust diseases and their supporters rallied outside BHP’S Brisbane office on Friday.