Belting in banned by union
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- 21 October 2026
In 2016, the public was rocked by news of widespread abuse in Australia’s offshore detention centres.
READ MOREPSA CPSU NSW General Secretary Stewart Little has slammed the Federal Opposition’s latest attack on the public sector.
READ MOREThe PSA has praised its members who worked tirelessly to prevent tragedy in the wake of Cyclone Alfred’s rains, flooding and high winds.
READ MOREPremier Chris Minns praised the PSA’s long campaign to return Parklea Gaol to public management.
READ MOREThe PSA’s campaign at the 2023 state election to cut NSW’s dependency on contractors has seen the Minns Government save almost half a billion dollars.
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READ MOREAlthough this episode of the On The Job podcast was originally broadcast in November 2022, it is a great reminder to all about the union movement’s fight to win workers something we too often take for granted: the weekend.
READ MOREThis NSW-produced podcast is put together by Sid, a former Corrections Officer of 20 years, who interviews PSA members in Corrections, and reveals not only interesting stories about their work, but more importantly, how it affects them as people.
READ MOREApplications are now open for the Kris Cruden Scholarship. The PSA CPSU NSW has established the Kris Cruden Scholarship in recognition of the legacy of Kris Cruden, who was an Industrial Manager at the PSA and a mentor to many in the union movement. Kris achieved so much in her career as a trade unionist,
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