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The ACTU. Remember that association? I could always name you the president, from Hawley to Cliff Dolan, Simon Cream, Martin Ferguson, Jennie George and Greg Combet. Geez, I just had to dig deep to recall the current one (former Nurses Federation leader Ged Kearney). I remember petrol strikes, too. Despite the Royal Commission into unions now on its witch hunt, the days of enormous union power are well and truly gone - just what Tony Abbott has wished for, as it will allow them to erode workers wages and conditions even more effectively... :-(

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