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Constant Vigilance

A documentary about the campaigns and struggles of construction workers in Victoria.

Film Topics:

Building and ConstructionHealth and Safety

Film Tags:

36 Hour WeekAsbestosAustraliaAustralian Building Construction Commission (ABCC)Australian Council of Trade Unions ACTUBuilders Labourers Federation BLFCbusCFMEUClass struggleClass warConstructionConstruction Forestry Maritime Mining And Energy Union CFMEU - Mining & Energy DivisionDave NoonanHealth & safetyImmigrantsJeff Kennett GovernmentJohn HowardJohn Howard GovernmentJohn SetkaMark KinghamMelbourneMesotheliomaParliament of VictoriaPaul KeatingPeter ReithRedundancyRoyal Commission into Trade Union Governance and CorruptionSkills trainingStrikesSuperannuationUnion amalgamationUnionsVictoriaWagesWestgate Bridge DisasterWork ChoicesWork Choices 2Workers compensationWorking classWorking conditionsWorkplace abuse and violenceWorkplace deregulationWorkplace relations

Film Type:

Documentary
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Devil’s Dust

A television mini-series highlighting the devastating consequences of asbestos mining and processing on Australian workers and the wider community.

Film Topics:

AsbestosHealth and Safety

Film Tags:

AsbestosAsbestos Disease FoundationAsbestos miningAustraliaAustralia - NSW - SydneyBernie BantonBob CarrConstructionDust supressionHealth & safetyIndigenousIndigenous discriminationJames HardieManufacturingMatt PeacockMesotheliomaSydneyWorking conditions

Film Type:

Televsion Drama
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Field Day Interview Eveleigh Workshops – Robert Wright

An interview with Robert Wright about the Eveleigh Railway Workshops in Sydney.

Film Topics:

Railways

Film Tags:

AsbestosAustraliaAustralia - NSW - SydneyAustralian Technology ParkBlack lung diseaseEntertainmentEveleigh Railway WorkshopsHealth & safetyHearing lossManufacturingMesotheliomaNew South WalesNew South Wales RailwaysRailway constructionTransportationWorking classWorkplace relations

Film Type:

Interview
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When The Dust Settles

A documentary about the risks of open cut uranium mining to workers and communities.

Film Topics:

NuclearUranium Mining

Film Tags:

Aboriginal and Torres Strait IslanderAsbestosAsbestos miningAustraliaBernie BantonBHPBHP BillitonFamilyHealth & safetyIndigenousIraq WarMelbourneMesotheliomaMilitary & DefenceNuclearNuclear WeaponsOlympic Dam Mine - South AustraliaOpen cut miningRanger Uranium Mine - Northern TerritoryRoxbury Downs - South AustraliaSouth AustraliaSydneyUranium miningWagesWeapons ManufacturingWorking classWorking conditions

Film Type:

Documentary
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