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Qantas ground crews vote for right to strike amid pay dispute – as it happened

The Australian government is working with Russian officials in a bid to secure the release of Australian Oscar Jenkins , Matt Thistlethwaite says. Speaking to ABC news breakfast, the assistant minister for foreign affairs declined to answer whether a prisoner swap was on the table. Obviously, we try and negotiate as best we can on behalf of all Australians who find themselves in difficulties such as this. We obviously have to abide by international laws and we always uphold them. But the…

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  • First observed by CurrentWire: The Guardian · Aug 31, 2026 at 1:48 AM ET
  • Coverage span: 1h 59m
  • Coverage: 2 reports from 1 independent publication
Qantas ground crews vote for right to strike amid pay dispute – as it happened
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