Unit stills and behind the scenes for day 15 in the filming of Taymaynari Productions’ “Jett”. Filming took place at Don’t Poke the BEAR and Malthouse Geelong.
Jett – Filming Day 15
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Matt Hrkac
Jett – Filming Day 14
Stills and behind-the-scenes of Day 14 in the filming of Taymaynari Productions’ “Jett”. Filming took place at the Workers Club in Fitzroy and in the Melbourne CBD.
Celebrating Anita’s 60th birthday in style
Anita celebrates her 60th birthday with family and friends at L’amour Reception.
Jett – Filming Day 12
Stills and behind-the-scenes of Day 12 in the filming of Taymaynari Productions' "Jett". Filming took place at the East Geelong cemetery. View full album.
Jett – Filming Day 11
Stills and behind-the-scenes of Day 11 in the filming of Taymaynari Productions' "Jett". View full album.
Juliarna & The Heart – Music and Street Serenades in the City (Geelong)
Juliarna & The Heart perform in Geelong's Little Malop St as part of the council's Serenades In The City initiative.
Jett – Filming Day 10
Stills and behind-the-scenes of Day 10 in the filming of Taymaynari Productions' "Jett". View full photo album.
Pepper Willow Music – Music and Street Serenades in the City (Geelong)
Pepper Willow Music and Quinn Earthchild perform in Little Malop St, Geelong, as part of the municipality's Street Serenades in the City initiative.
“Not a real union”: why does the AUWU come under attack from self-described progressives?
In August of last year, YouTuber and self-described journalist Jordan Shanks, known as friendlyjordies, who’s deeply aligned with the Australian Labor Party (ALP), released a video in which he attacks the Australian Unemployed Workers’ Union (AUWU) and its leadership.
Union-busting goes up to a whole new level
The Morrison Government, emboldened by what was deemed to be an unexpected election win in May, as well as the controversy surrounding Construction, Forestry, Mining, Maritime and Energy Union (CFMMEU) Construction and General Division Secretary John Setka, has recently reintroduced the union-busting (Registered Organisations) Amendment (Ensuring Integrity) Bill, into Parliament; and it represents the biggest attack against unions and workers’ rights and conditions since WorkChoices, introduced in 2006 by the federal government led by John Howard.