AMWU South Australia

03/09/2026

How cool is this??

We're collaborating with the GO Company to bring our members the opportunity to win one of five AMWU x GO Company branded hygiene packs!

Check your email for the link, and fill in your details to enter the draw.

17/08/2026

Worker safety is non-negotiable.

Big ups to Safe Work for enforcing penalties, lead exposure is no joke.

15/08/2026

Support the Semaphore workers club to recovery follwing the gutless attack.

Our much-loved community gathering space and live music venue, … Deb Connolly needs your support for Semaphore Workers Club Recovery following neo-nazi attack

13/08/2026

When our Workers Club is under attack. We stand up and fight back.

We encourage all AMWU members to join us for Solidarity Drinks SWC -

The SWC are having solidarity drinks after this week's fascist attack on the club from 3.30pm onward on Friday 14th August 2026.

Never accept attack on workers rights !

All unions invited.

93 Esplanade, Semaphore SA

The vandalism of an Adelaide workers club with N**i symbols has been condemned by staff who say they are "appalled", "disgusted" and "absolutely horrified" by the incident.

29/07/2026

Congratulations Cooper!

Incredible article in The Post today about how a career in trades can be more than just a pay cheque.

Keep up the tireless advocacy!

24/07/2026

Australia is one of the only countries to not have a right to strike, we're fighting to change that.

Check out the link in our bio to learn more!

21/07/2026

After more than two decades supplying America from overseas, SA packaging giant Detpak has finally planted its flag on US soil with a multimillion-dollar South Carolina factory. 📌 DETAILS: https://bit.ly/4fbSAXn

20/07/2026

Worth a read.

AMWU members are front and centre for justice at the steelworks.

Whyalla workers deserve better!

Jun Samonte has spent 14 years working for the same Whyalla business. He now fears he will never receive the $53,000 he is owed in entitlements, despite already waiting a year.

07/07/2026

The SA Branch of the AMWU stand alongside the SANFL Footballers Association in their pursuit of fair compensation, advocating for a significant increase in the minimum wage from $8 an hour. As the AFL's national presence continues to grow, SANFL player payments have dwindled, a trend that must be reversed. Stuart Gordon of the AMWU emphasizes, "As AMWU members and their families who passionately support football at all levels in SA, we've witnessed the devastating impact of the AFL's dominance and the impact on community clubs. It's time for the AFL to reinvest in the state leagues and nurture the talent that drives their success. Players in the SANFL develop valuable skills through hands-on experience, coaching, and mentorship – expertise that deserves fair recognition. We urge the AFL to listen to the voices of SANFL players, their clubs, and the communities that rely on them."

24/06/2026

Earlier this month, AMWU apprentice Cooper Mann won Apprentice of the Year for his tireless advocacy for apprentices.

Congratulations Cooper!