Will the government's new IR laws bring the Pilbara back to the 'bad old days'?
20-04-2025 02:11 via abc.net.au

Will the government's new IR laws bring the Pilbara back to the 'bad old days'?

As a storm brews over federal industrial relations changes, government critics say increased worker power will take the resource-rich Pilbara region back to the "bad old days" of union power. But how bad were they?
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