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Interview: Organising In Cyberspace Industrial: How Low Is Low Industrial: Cloak and Dagger Unions: Bad Medicine History: Right Turn, Clyde Economics: Long Division International: Union Proud Politics: Howard�s Sick Joke Indigenous: The year of living dangerously Review: Lights, Camera, Strike! Culture: News Front
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Wipeout: Minchin Surfs New Wave Finance Minister, Nick Minchin, told an audience of Right Wing activists his government wanted to bulldoze another round of workplace change over the opposition of Australian voters. [full story] Scoop-idity: How The Truth Was Nicked The journalist who broke the story, David Vincent, told Workers Online the forum was even advertised on the Workplace Express website that he edits. [full story] Howard's Bastard Under Lock and Key Billy was the callow youth who nailed the Prime Minister's �choice� lie in the lead up to Work Choices. [full story] Bank Shops Skilled Workers Business Council heavyweight, Geoff Dixon, has pulled back from his threat to outsource the company's entire heavy maintenance operation to low-wage Asian workshops. [full story] Debnam Dogs on Libs Unions NSW secretary John Robertson said Debnam's support for moves to protect public servants from the legislation showed unions were winning the war against Howard's IR laws. [full story] Jacko: "I'm Bad" Jackson was ordered to shut down by California authorities, when it was revealed he owed workers more than $US300,000 ($A400,000) in wages and had let his worker's compensation policy lapse. [full story]
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If the Coalition scores another federal election victory, it will reprise Work Choices with a new attack on working families under a cloak of secrecy, senior Ministers confirm.
Nick Minchin's 'secret' revelation that he wanted another wave of industrial reforms was delivered to an open session of the HR Nicholls Society with a reporter's tape recorder in clear view.
Billy has been locked in the closet for months and the federal government shows no sign of letting him out.
An aggressive community campaign has beaten off Qantas plans to sack 2500 skilled workers but 480 Sydney families will be sacrificed to Macquarie Bank greed.
Workers are celebrating after NSW Liberal leader, Peter Debnam, ratted on Work Choices. 
Michael Jackson shapes as the ever-changing face of Work Choices- after being sprung not paying employees at his Neverland ranch.
