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**This picture has a scanned reverse - see associated content at the bottom of the details window**Bob Hawke, politician and Prime Minister of Australia 1983-1991, pictured with others (not family) to 1975.

A champion for the workers

Hawke’s role in realising pay rises for millions made him a hero to union members.

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**MUST CREDIT, FEE APPLIES JAMES SIMMONS PHOTOGRAPHY 0438 587 175** Bob Hawke and Blanche d'Alpuget at her son's wedding. Blanche's son Louis Pratt, married former SBS television reporter Brianna Roberts at an intimate outdoor wedding at Mount Wilson in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, 11 May 2019, just days before his death. Picture: James Simmons Photography

Kelty tells of ‘unfinished business’

Bob Hawke saw tackling climate change and a treaty with indigenous people as Australia’s ‘unfinished business’.

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Dodgy boss jailed

Suleyman Erdogan used phoenix behaviour to not pay $664,771 owed to the ATO.

Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) Secretary Sally McManus (centre) with executive ACTU members during a press conference in Melbourne, Thursday, March 7, 2019. Tens of thousands of workers are expected to take part in anti-coalition government protests across Australia on April 10 organised by the ACTU before the federal election. (AAP Image/David Crosling) NO ARCHIVING

Wages growth legacy takes hit

Wages growth stranded at historically low levels has prompted the Labor Party and ACTU to renew attacks on the Coalition.

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Shadow Employment Minister Brendan O'Connor addresses the media regarding paying ex- QNI workers. Picture: Zak Simmonds

Stability for staff, industry

A Labor government would introduce a limit to fixed-term employment contracts, boosting public sector security.

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Monday 18th February 2019Brendan O'Connor speaking on the absence of Senator Michaelia Cash from estimates in Parliament House in Canberra. Picture Gary Ramage

Labor’s wage theft fight

Labor will announce plans to set up a small claims jurisdiction to help workers reclaim unpaid wages.

LAUNCESTON, AUSTRALIA - MAY 14: Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks to media during a visit to the Launceston Town Hall, the seat of Bass, during campaigning for the Federal Elections on May 14, 2019 in Launceston, Australia. The Australian Federal Election will be held on May 18, 2019. (Photo by Tracey Nearmy/Getty Images)

PM accused of ‘hiding work agenda’

Scott Morrison is being accused of hiding his industrial relations agenda.

GOSFORD, AUSTRALIA - MAY 13: Labor Opposition Leader Bill Shorten meets students at St Joseph's Catholic College on May 13, 2019 in Gosford, Australia. Labor released their 'Fair Go' Plan for students in the Central Coast area. The federal election will be held on 18 May 2019. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

Shorten backs urgent wage rise

Labor on its ‘first day of government’ would urge the FWC to support a ‘’real increase to award rates’’, Bill Shorten says.

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NEWS2019ELECTION 28/4/2019. DAY 18Brendan O'Connor speaking at a doorstop.Opposition Leader Bill Shorten spoke to Labor party supporters at a rally in Box Hill, Melbourne.Picture Kym Smith

Labor’s grand bargain

ALP promises above-inflation pay rises for public servants, rolls back Coalition ‘efficiency’ cuts.

NEWS2019ELECTION 28/4/2019. DAY 18Brendan O'Connor speaking at a doorstop.Opposition Leader Bill Shorten spoke to Labor party supporters at a rally in Box Hill, Melbourne.Picture Kym Smith

Labor pledges public service boost

Labor has promised above-inflation pay rises for federal public servants and 1200 new staff.

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