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The ATUI Resource Library

Every year ATUI and its networks organise and host a range of in-person and online events as well as producing publications and resources. Over time this has built into a large collection of material to watch, listen and read, covering a wide range of topics to help build your union’s capacity to build power, campaign and grow.

The ATUI Library is an easily searchable online database to access these resources.

Some resources are for staff and officials of ACTU affiliate unions, and to access you will need to be logged in to the ATUI Learner Portal. If you’re an official or staff member of an ACTU affiliate union and don’t have an account, you can create one.

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