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Congratulations on Ten Years of Service

Since its establishment on 18 March 2013 the dedicated employees of Service NSW have played a critical role in supporting the citizens of New South Wales. It is with great pleasure that the PSA congratulates every employee of Service NSW on this significant milestone. Your unwavering commitment to serving the community, particularly during the unprecedented bushfires, Covid-19 and flood crises, has been truly commendable. It…

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Privatisation Hurts Everyone: Snap rally to save Sydney Water

For months, Dominic Perrottet and the Liberals have claimed they have "no plans" to privatise more public assets. But government documents have revealed the Liberal National Coalition has already developed plans to privatise Sydney Water. They've already sold off electricity, transport, TAFE colleges and motorways; now every glass of water you drink will mean more money in the pockets of overseas private corporations. This must…

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Local Campaign Action Group report back on meeting with local member for Keira, Ryan Park

On 8 March 2023 a PSA CPSU NSW delegation met with the Member of Parliament for the seat of Keira, Ryan Park. The delegation discussed issues of importance with Mr Park, including the effects the unfair NSW public sector salary cap is having on public sector workers in our region and inevitably the brake on wage growth that flows on to workers in the private…

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Morning Tea at the Australian Museum

Your PSA is hosting a morning tea at the Australian Museum. Details Time 10:00am-11:00am Date Tuesday 21 March Venue Australian Museum Boardroom, 1 William Street East Sydney NSW 2010. This is an opportunity to meet other PSA members and your newly appointed PSA contacts for the Australian Museum. Your PSA Organiser, Claudia Bianchi, will be in attendance to meet with members and non-members to provide…

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Money to Burn: Politics in the Pub event on the NSW Coalition Government's response to Black Summer

PSA CPSU NSW members are invited to a Politics in the Pub event on the NSW Coalition government's response to the 2019-20 Black Summer megafires, where recovery money was deliberately withheld from non-Coalition seats such as Blue Mountains. PSA Organiser and former National Parks and Wildlife Service Ranger Kim de Govrik is among the speakers at the event, which is being organised by Blue Mountains…

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