We are the men and women who keep Australia moving. United in strength and solidarity since 1888, we represent more than 30,000 transport workers.

With the Transport Workers’ Union of New South Wales, you will never walk alone. A union is only as strong as its members, and we are proud to be Australia’s strongest union. Since 1888, we have been winning a better deal for our members across the transport industry, and with you walking alongside us, we can achieve even more as we move ...

You can find contact details for your branch below, or tell us something using the form. Membership inquiries should be directed to your state branch.

Transport workers are fighting for a fairer, safer industry. Join them today and secure your future.

The Transport Workers' Union of Australia (TWU) is a trade union representing workers in various transport sectors. It has five main branches, covering the Australian Capital Territory/New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria/Tasmania, South Australia/Northern Territory, …

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Emily McMillan is the National Assistant Secretary of the Transport Workers Union; she is the first woman and First Nations woman to hold that position at the TWU. A union official for 21 years, Emily has a deep understanding of supply chain organising to lift standards across industries, reversing fragmentation models and tackling the race to ...

We are the men and women who keep New South Wales moving. Across the industry, transport workers understand the power of standing together to achieve real change at their workplace and in their communities. Our members play a vital role in the fight for a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work for all transport workers.

Find your nearest TWU NSW branch office, and how to get in touch with us if you need help, support, or advice on the job.