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To the Australian people, young and old.
I have lived through many of these extraordinary moments in this country.
The Voice is now our moment.
Vote Yes.
#VoteYes23 #VoteYesAustralia – at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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"I'm Adam Goodes, and I'm voting Yes."
#yes23
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Hold your heads up high @TheMatildas .
You’ve made history and inspired a nation. 👊
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"When the CEOs of these huge companies whose price hikes have actually caused the inflation we're dealing with begrudge a wage increase for the poorest people in our labour force, frankly, I think it's immoral."
- @CntrFutureWork Director Jim Stanford @JimboStanford #auspol
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ASU members and Homelessness Australia have been campaigning to save homelessness services.
Today, we won $67.5 million.
Without this funding, services would have closed.
Congratulations to everyone who took action to Save Homelessness Services.
ALT Text reads: Breaking ASU members have saved homelessness services and jobs.
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MUST WATCH AND SHARE - @sallymcmanus on the greed price spiral that is behind massive inflation and resulting interest rate increases.
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@nataliemlang getting an #ednas2022 for her work supporting women in the workforce. She campaigned tirelessly in getting 10 days paid domestic violence leave. 💪
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Earlier today I spoke on the Second Reading Bill for Paid Domestic Violence Leave.
@nataliemlang, former Sect. of @ASUnion spoke powerfully during an inquiry to the difference it will make in people's lives.
It was the advocacy of the union movement made this change possible.
The @ASUnion have been instrumental in pushing for domestic violence leave.
It's not just about support for those enduring trauma - it's about changing society's views on domestic violence.
Perpetrators can be put on notice: you will not be accepted in an Australian workplace.
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Breaking: 10 days paid domestic violence leave passes the senate unanimously.
Congratulations to all union members who achieved this.
This will save lives.
#auspol #proudtobeunion
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We are so close…. 10 days paid family and domestic violence leave has just past the Senate. Back to the House of Reps in the morning and then it’s law!
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BREAKING: 10 days of paid family and domestic violence leave has just passed through the Senate. It'll now return to the House for a final vote.
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These DV support workers & @ASUnion members have been campaigning for paid family & domestic violence leave for years. We just legislated it. Pretty chuffed it’s the first bill I’ve handled as a Minister, representing @tony_burke. Australia - your new gov is getting things done. – at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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The @ASUnion have been instrumental in pushing for domestic violence leave.
It's not just about support for those enduring trauma - it's about changing society's views on domestic violence.
Perpetrators can be put on notice: you will not be accepted in an Australian workplace.
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ASU Branch Secretary @nataliemlang powerfully put the case for universal access to 10 days paid domestic violence leave at a Senate Committee yesterday.
All workers - including casuals and part time workers - must have access to this life saving leave.
#auspol – at Sydney, New South Wales
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Special mention to Secretary Natalie Lang, who led the We Won’t Wait workers’ campaign, and that’s been good for a decade. Delegates were fired up, knew their stuff and I learned a lot. Great to see you all and hope I see you again soon.
ALT Natalie Lang and Minister Bill Shorten
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It's a change 10 years in the making. #9News
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A round of applause in Canberra today after a campaign to give domestic violence victims universal access to paid leave took a big step forward. @ElizaEdNews #9News