ACT-dominated Luxon Government would be a disaster for working people

A late shift in the polls indicates that New Zealand workers are becoming aware of the dangers of a change of Government and extreme right-wing policies.
Aucklanders show strong opposition to port sale in new poll

The Maritime Union has released a new poll that shows an overwhelming majority of Aucklanders support keeping the Port of Auckland in public ownership.
Substantial progress for transport under the Labour-led Government

Three key successes of the current Government have been in building coastal shipping capability, improving health and safety through the Ports Health and Safety Leadership Group, and laying the foundations for improved conditions in the industry through Fair Pay Agreements.
Information for voters aboard a vessel or offshore installation

There are a number of options for voters who are onboard vessels or an offshore installation during the voting period for the 2023 General Election.
MUNZ represented at ILWU Young Workers Conference

MUNZ was represented by Auckland Local 13 executive member Kima Iosua at the 5th Biennial Young Workers Conference held on September 27–29, 2023 in Vancouver, BC, Canada, by ILWU Canada.
‘Show us the numbers’ on port privatisation

Mayor of Auckland should “show us the numbers” about Auckland’s finances before pushing port privatisation as the easy answer to its problems.
National strategy required for future of New Zealand ports and shipping

The Maritime Union says there needs to be national level planning around ports and coastal shipping, otherwise New Zealand is going to find itself in a bad position.
Maritime Union backs calls for corporate manslaughter law

The Maritime Union is backing the call from Pike River family members Anna Osborne and Sonya Rockhouse for the introduction of criminal corporate manslaughter laws.
Save Fair Pay Agreements – Nelson Meeting

MUNZ Nelson Branch is supporting this event!
Christopher Luxon. #OUTOFTOUCH #TOOMUCHRISK

This election, voters have a clear choice to make about who will lead New Zealand. Christopher Luxon’s policies show he is out of touch. He is the wrong person to lead New Zealand in a cost-of-living crisis.
He doesn’t understand life for everyday kiwis.