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9. The full City Council is expected to take up the issue next week.Cranley said ending Brownouts was a matter of life-and-death.“Brownouts aren’t just political games,” Cranley said.

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11. Collectivising the gig economy: In the pandemic, it's a matter of life and death Anthony Forsyth, RMIT University and Labour Law Down Under Blog.This post was recently published in a collection of articles: 'Focus on Impacts of COVID-19 and Work and the Challenge for Union Rights' - …