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Unions take Chevron protest to the Beehive

THE maritime unions are continuing to harass Chevron Corporation, with the company being chased across the Tasman Sea following a number of protests in Western Australia earlier this year.

Unions take Chevron protest to the Beehive

Newly elected Maritime Union of Australia deputy national secretary Will Tracey met with a group of parliamentarians in Wellington this week to raise issues his union, and - he says - local NZ communities...

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