
It was supposed to be a celebration of solidarity, the biggest day on the union calendar.
But Stacey Schinnerl - the first woman to lead an Australian Workers' Union branch in its almost 140-year history - instead feared for her safety.

It was supposed to be a celebration of solidarity, the biggest day on the union calendar.
But Stacey Schinnerl - the first woman to lead an Australian Workers' Union branch in its almost 140-year history - instead feared for her safety.