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Life after coal exports: Worker solidarity and the transition

Submitted by x332349 on Fri, 11/24/2023 - 00:00

By Li Mei Brusey, Tim Lang, Grant Howard, Matthew Jeffrey, Maddy Yerbury, and Zane Alcorn - Green Left, November 24, 2023

Speakers:

  • Li Mei Brusey (Friends of the Earth and Copower)
  • Tim Lang (Labor Environment Action Network)
  • Grant Howard (Illawarra coal worker)
  • Matthew Jeffrey (ASU member and Wadi Wadi man of the Yuin Nation)
  • Maddy Yerbury (Tomorrow Movement)
  • Chaired by Zane Alcorn, CFMEU member and co-host of Green Left radio on community radio 3CR

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