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2026 is here!

It’s time to fight for our roads, our skies and our futures.

When Qantas threatens to close its regional bases, it’s the pilots, cabin crew, their families and local community who pay the price.

Watch as @twuvictas Chief of Campaigns, Paul, lays out the devastating impact the base closures will have.

In the largest employer penalty in Australian corporate history, Qantas has been ordered to pay $90 million for illegally outsourcing 1,800 workers.

A massive congratulations to every worker who fought for justice over the past five years. Against all odds, TWU members have sent a $90 million warning to corporate Australia: you can’t break the law and get away with it.

Qantas must now take responsibility for the ongoing crisis in its supply chain, starting with deadly pressures and safety breaches at Swissport.

A quick Google search will disprove this CEO’s entire argument.

Unsafe conditions and Swissport are almost synonymous. It’s now up to airline clients like Qantas and Virgin to take accountability and put an end to the horrible injuries happening in their supply chain.

Earlier today, the TWU took action at Canberra airport to protest against Swissport and their race to the bottom. We won’t stop fighting for worker safety and fair conditions.

Rain, hail, or shine - nothing will stop TWU transport workers from fighting back against Amazon’s exploitation.

Amazon’s push into grocery delivery with Harris Farm threatens standards even lower in Australia’s deadliest industry. We’re calling on Amazon to pay up for decent jobs and stop undercutting decent Australian businesses.

Rain, hail, or shine - nothing will stop TWU transport workers from fighting back against Amazon’s exploitation.

Amazon’s push into grocery delivery with Harris Farm threatens standards even lower in Australia’s deadliest industry. We’re calling on Amazon to pay up for decent jobs and stop undercutting decent Australian businesses.

Rain, hail, or shine - nothing will stop TWU transport workers from fighting back against Amazon’s exploitation.

Amazon’s push into grocery delivery with Harris Farm threatens standards even lower in Australia’s deadliest industry. We’re calling on Amazon to pay up for decent jobs and stop undercutting decent Australian businesses.

Rain, hail, or shine - nothing will stop TWU transport workers from fighting back against Amazon’s exploitation.

Amazon’s push into grocery delivery with Harris Farm threatens standards even lower in Australia’s deadliest industry. We’re calling on Amazon to pay up for decent jobs and stop undercutting decent Australian businesses.

Rain, hail, or shine - nothing will stop TWU transport workers from fighting back against Amazon’s exploitation.

Amazon’s push into grocery delivery with Harris Farm threatens standards even lower in Australia’s deadliest industry. We’re calling on Amazon to pay up for decent jobs and stop undercutting decent Australian businesses.

Rain, hail, or shine - nothing will stop TWU transport workers from fighting back against Amazon’s exploitation.

Amazon’s push into grocery delivery with Harris Farm threatens standards even lower in Australia’s deadliest industry. We’re calling on Amazon to pay up for decent jobs and stop undercutting decent Australian businesses.

Earlier today, The TWU National Council took action at Canberra Airport to remind Swissport that the TWU is relentless in its pursuit of fair pay and conditions. ✊🏼 🛄 🛫

LIVE: Huge protest about job security in aviation because of Swissport’s bottom of the market conditions ✊✈️

Hundreds of transport workers protesting against Amazon’s exploitation of workers and entry into the grocery delivery space at Harris Farm Canberra ✊

The Amazon effect is exploiting workers and putting good Australian transport companies out of business.

Today, hundreds of transport workers gathered in Canberra will protest against Amazon’s entry into grocery delivery at Harris Farm - making the deadly pressures in our transport industry worse.

A world-first hearing for minimum pay and conditions for food delivery workers is underway.

After years of union pressure and an agreement with Uber and DoorDash late last year, food delivery workers are closer than ever to securing world-first rights.

It’s time for Border Express to raise their standards on the roads and in their yards.
Border Express: Come to the table and work with the TWU towards a fair national agreement