Maree O'Halloran

@Mareeoh

Industrial justice my main gig now, economic justice too - trade unionist of course (also a ballroom dancer who happily follows or leads)

sydney
newlaw.com.au
Joined February 2011
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  1. Apr 4

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    Apr 4

    Let us always remember That Was in Memphis At the time of his death To stand in With striking workers.

    “The issue is injustice. The issue is the refusal of Memphis to be fair and honest in its dealings with its public servants, who happen to be sanitation workers. . . .1,300 sanitation workers are on strike, and Memphis is not being fair to them.”
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    Apr 3

    My take on the significant and sustained drop in fraud prosecutions

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    Apr 2

    Our for the showing how another facet of Australian inequality is costing our economy billions and our young people their opportunities. How can we ensure that none of our kids bear the brunt of educational inequality?

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    Mar 29

    Prof Carney concludes that Robodebt the is not compliant with law: "absent sufficient evidence of an actual debt based on the proper fortnightly data, there can be no legally sustainable decision to raise and recover the debt as speculated from averaging."

    Professor Carneys new article in 2018 cites 2 recent pieces in our journal, by Former Justice Ken Hayne, and by . Both are open access here (but we really would love you to subscribe 💕)
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  6. Apr 2

    Inequality in Australian schools costs the country $20 billion: report by

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  7. Apr 2

    I hate this monitoring of workers by camera & keystroke Makes me feel ill

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    Apr 1

    To the journalist and editor please note that I find your language offensive, outdated and discriminatory. Less than 1% of Centrelink customers commit fraud and last time I looked THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH JOBS TO GO AROUND. I hope that you never need the safety net.

    Up to 80,000 welfare cheats to lose payments if they fail to look for work under new laws
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    Mar 29

    People on Newstart must buy basic essentials such as a roof over their head and food on the table, just like everyone else. Yet Newstart hasn’t increased since 1994. They have been left behind.

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  10. Mar 29

    Bunnies coming back 🤞

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    Mar 29

    Be there at 1.55pm today to cheer on our girls in the red and green. 🐇❤️💚 Full story:

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    Mar 28

    Today is my last day at . I have always, and will always, believe strongly in the benefits of both for students and for industry. While it's time to move on, I have loved working at and am very proud of all my students.

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    Mar 29

    Out-dated & unnecessary bail laws are destroying Aboriginal families & dooming the lives of children. Bail laws are not applied fairly to all & Aboriginal women are the losers in a vicious game of ‘criminal justice’

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    Mar 25

    We ❤️ tenant advocates

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    Mar 27

    Need supporters of public education to sign up at

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  16. Mar 27

    Nice flight out of Sydney to this afternoon

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    Mar 27

    Neil Kenzler from speaks at housing affordability symposium at .

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  18. Mar 27

    Government fails to secure a deal on company tax cuts | & the welfare bill is a disgrace

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    Mar 25

    The amount we spend keeping the richest Australians rich is more than the cost of Newstart, disability support, or any social security benefit

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    Mar 25

    Next time someone tries to tell you that the unemployed don't deserve to be subsidised by our tax dollars, show them this headline and tell them : $68bn/yr in tax concessions to be exact; 6x more than unemployment benefits.

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