The Winter 2010 edition of the Maritimes magazine is now available online to download here(PDF, 5.2 MB).
The Maritime Union of New Zealand was formed in 2002 when the New Zealand Waterfront Workers’ Union and the New Zealand Seafarers’ Union joined together. We represent waterfront workers, seafarers and related workers in New Zealand.
The Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) has welcomed the High Court’s decision to dismiss the appeal of former Ports of Auckland Chief Executive Tony Gibson, calling the ruling a major victory for workers.
Maritime Union of New Zealand Wellington Branch Secretary Fiona Mansell says the Union is deeply saddened after a passenger fell overboard from the Kaiarahi ferry in the Cook Strait overnight.
The Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) is voicing its concern regarding the welfare of underpaid seafarers onboard the vessel Vega (formerly the Aratere), which is sitting at anchor in Tasman Bay for over 50 days.
One Response
To Victor Billot,
Congratulations to you and the editorial board in achieving the milestone of publishing the 30th edition of The Maritimes magazine.
Basically from the inception of MUNZ we have had a presentable and informative magazine that reinforces the communication reports at stop work meetings.
The influence of this magazine cannot be underestimated; home delivered or laying around the messroom, each new edition of our Maritimes unwittingly or not has the ability to keep us focused on the difficult tasks ahead for unions while making those undertakings feel attainable.
The fact that all past issues are downloadable, as a PDF file via http://www.munz.org.nz is another helpful technological advantage.