Workers at Australian LNG plant vote overwhelmingly for strike action
At a large liquefied natural gas facility in Australia, workers have overwhelmingly supported taking industrial action after rejecting a proposed employment agreement. The dispute centers on dissatisfaction with pay and working conditions, with unions arguing the company’s offer falls short of expectations. Planned strike actions could range from short stoppages to longer disruptions, depending on how negotiations unfold. Both sides are continuing talks, but the situation raises concerns about potential impacts on global energy supply if production is interrupted.
See "Workers at Australian LNG plant vote overwhelmingly for strike action", Helen Clark, Reuters, April 27, 2026