From Paddock to Port: organising migrant workers.

Update: 2018-10-16

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The 100,000 migrant workers that produce our fruit and veggies are getting organised.

In this months Radio Stingray feature Paul McAleer and Shane reside speak to NUW National President Cat Cinnani about why organising migrant workers matters.

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From Paddock to Port: organising migrant workers.

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From Paddock to Port: organising migrant workers.

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From Paddock to Port: organising migrant workers.