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‘Newman-era attack on workers’ should have gone to 2024 poll: Miles

The bill follows a government review and would let Jarrod Bleijie halt protected industrial action if it threatens the public interest.

Despite Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie’s vow that strike-breaking powers would be used sparingly and align with federal laws, the state’s proposal is far broader.

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‘Newman-era attack on workers’ should have gone to 2024 poll: Miles

Despite Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie’s vow that strike-breaking powers would be used sparingly and align with federal laws, the state’s proposal is far broader.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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