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Issue No 29 | ![]() |
03 September 1999 |
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NewsUnions Back League Class Struggle
The Labor Council has swung its support behind a community campaign to keep traditional Sydney Rugby League clubs in the NRL competition.
With two local clubs expected to be cut to make way for a 14 team competition in 2000, unions have joined the rearguard action many promoted by political parties, the arts industry, the legal profession and other sporting groups. The campaign will start with a mass rally and Gala Day at Randwick Racecourse On Sunday October 10, from 11am - to be co-ordinated by South Sydney Football Clubs.
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