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Militant-led Liverpool city council inspired an army of support to battle prime minister Margaret Thatcher and the Tory government in 1983-1987.

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Members of Australia's Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union organise a reception for rabid Canadian anti-union boss Tony Kerwin in Melbour...

One of my favorite Phil Ochs songs performed here by my latest favorite duo, The Gloria Darlings, at Egan's, Thursday, November 4, 2010 appearing a...

Song Immune Deficiency by Rail from their album Bad Hair Life.

A gutsy, rousing union song!!!! 'Union Thru and Thru' by the Eureka's- Rob Mitchell and Ken Walther (c) Walther Music- downloads available in the...

With the help of WorkHealth's industry partner, Incolink, WorkHealth checks were provided to nearly 90% of Baulderstone's staff and subcontractors ...

"(The ABCC) is an organisation out of control."

"Working Australians can feel proud - we got 'em"

CFMEU National Secretary Dave Noonan addresses Ark's supporters on the steps of Adelaide Magistrate's Court

Aussie band " ROCKS " played around Sydney pubs and clubs in the Mid '80s around the same time as other high energy bands like the Hard Ons, Mass A...

Aussie band " ROCKS " played around Sydney pubs and clubs in the Mid '80s around the same time as other high energy bands like the Hard Ons, Mass A...

A Medley to promote their 'Christmas Jamboree Bag No. 2' album in 1983.

Songs featured are:

Come Round & Hear My Gramophone

Proper Cup O' Coffee...

Kirsty Hawkshaw's 02 trance remake version of Opus III's original dance version of "It's A Fine Day" which featured Kirsty's vocals (Itself being a...

May Day Rally on the New Haven green 1970

Shot by Robert Wesley Gates

Barracudas - (I wish it could be) 1965 again

This CFMEU ad features Trish Kelsh, mother of 2, whose husband Des died when a 'tilt up' wall crushed him to death in 2002.

The ad features Andrew Jamieson, who on his first job out of high school, became a paraplegic for life when an excavator bucket fell on him.

Up to 1000 workers from the desal plant and other sites marched through town in a great show of strength.

Short TV Advert about Australian Government's attack on building workers