Episodes

Technicians go to Canberra to protest ICC World Cup Cricket outsourcing
25 Mar 2015
Overseas technicans shoot the ICC World Cup Cricket for first time and gender wage inequality leaving women distitute in old age.
Sue Marriot & Ged Kearney
18 Mar 2015
Union News and Workplace Justice
David Sewell, Wendy Tubman and Andrew Dettmer
11 Mar 2015
Report on the Melbourne march one of 15 held around the country to protest against attacks on workers rights signalled by the Productivity Commission Review of basic working conditions in Australia.
Annie McLoughlin
4 Mar 2015
Community Organizing among trade unions is on the rise again, so what can we learn from the experiences around the world? We will take a look at the Community Membership initiative of Unite the Union in Britain, as well as the work conducted by political organising centre, Trademark, among Catholic and Protestant communities in Belfast. Interviews with Kelly Tomlinson (Unite the Union) and Stevie Nolan (Trademark).
Kelly Tomlinson (Unite the Union) and Stevie Nolan (Trademark)
25 Feb 2015
Coles tries to cut pay and conditions by shutting the meat workers union out of its latest EBA, and the Greens push for portable long-service leave rights across Australia
Diana Beaumont, Tammy Franks, Paul Conway
11 Feb 2015
conditions and wages scandals in 457 and 417 visa employment
Annie McLoughlin, Dave Kelly, Tim Nelthorpe, David French
4 Feb 2015
Analyzing the results of the Queensland election, reporting on the progress of the Right2Water campaign in Ireland and hearing from the LAB trade union in the Basque country about the recent repression by the Spanish Civil Guard
. Interviews with Ted Sussex (Victorian Trades Hall Council), Dave Gibney (Right2Water, Mandate Trade Union), Gaizka Zuriarain (LAB).
28 Jan 2015
Workers occupy their lunch-room in Melbourne, reflections on SYRIZA's victory in the Greek elections and report on the latest developments in Argentina's workers control movement.
Andrew Ingles, Peter Murphy, Jack Barry
21 Jan 2015
Stick Together 21.01.2015
Beth Mohle, Stuart Traill, Alex Scott
14 Jan 2015
Ged Kearney talks about the two pronged attack on Penalty
Ged Kearney, Chris Wright
7 Jan 2015
Stick Together producer, Denis Rogatyuk, is back from his trip with an exciting and fresh new topic - the Basque independence struggle, the question of political prisoners and the current negotiations between the Basque nationalists and the Spanish state. Interviews with Inakia Landa and Beatriz Morales (Exterat), Teresa Toda (Sare) and Maite Ubiria (SORTU).
Denis Rogatyuk, Inakia Landa and Beatriz Morales (Etxerat), Teresa Toda (Sare) and Maite Ubiria (SORTU)
31 Dec 2014
As refugees are forcibly removed Stick Together's Elena McMaster asks Robin Rothfield, national co-convenor of Labor for Refugees for a round-up of the current situation and about the role for organised labour and parliamentary Labor in fighting for justice for refugees.
Elena McMaster, Chris Breen, Robin Rothfield
Victorian campaign poster 2014
24 Dec 2014
Ambos & Fireys at the fore front of the defeat of the Victorian Government
Annie McLoughlin Peter Marshall Danny Hill
17 Dec 2014
Stick Together producer, Denis Rogatyuk, is back from his trip with an exciting and fresh new topic - the Basque independence struggle, the question of political prisoners and the current negotiations between the Basque nationalists and the Spanish state. Interviews with Inakia Landa and Beatriz Morales (Exterat), Teresa Toda (Sare) and Maite Ubiria (SORTU).
Denis Rogatyuk, Inakia Landa and Beatriz Morales (Etxerat), Teresa Toda (Sare) and Maite Ubiria (SORTU)
3 Dec 2014
This week on Stick Together we catch up with Martin Stewart, president of the Blind Workers Union of Victoria to check in on the vision-impaired workers sacked by Vision Australia from their warehouse last year.
Martin Stewart and Kairsty Wilson