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Labor MPs told gas power is a necessary part of the transition to renewables

Union to tell parliamentary committee it’s ‘ludicrous’ to export uranium but not benefit from the energy source at home

Union worries about ‘reporting culture’ at Queensland mines, where most workers are now employed as casuals

Workers have been fighting uranium mining for decades – the environment needs mass civil disobedience

Exclusive: Marking five years as opposition leader, Shorten tackles thorny topics – energy, offshore detention and trade

Shorten to pledge a permanent control trigger that can be pulled when prices are too high

Labor leader’s comments come during visit to Queensland and follow CFMEU’s warning that ALP’s blocking of Carmichael mine would open divisive debate

The opposition calls AFP raids on the Australian Workers’ Union ‘an abuse of power’ and claims Michaelia Cash is responsible for the ‘witch-hunt’ ...

The opposition calls AFP raids on the Australian Workers’ Union ‘an abuse of power’ and claims Michaelia Cash is responsible for the ‘witch-hunt’ ...

Labor calls Australian Workers’ Union raids ‘an abuse of power’ as the AWU vows to go to court to take back documents seized in the AFP raids. Follow the day’s events live

Despite decades of Tory propaganda and Labor’s neoliberal complicity, we consistently hate privatisation, value tax justice and are committed to fair pay

It’s not only 150 workers and their families who will benefit from the transfer scheme in the Latrobe Valley – small businesses will also reap the benefits

A decision the government had months to prepare for wrong-foots Malcolm Turnbull as he was finally lifting his party’s post-election gloom

Andrew Broad tells Guardian Australia podcast federal politicians should consider keeping back 15% for manufacturing

Union tells Senate inquiry there must be plans in place to attract jobs before mines or power stations close