We're a community of over 11,000 Tasmanians working in aged care, disability services, health and community services. Authorised by State Secretary Robbie Moore.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWe're a community of over 11,000 Tasmanians working in aged care, disability services, health and community services. Authorised by State Secretary Robbie Moore.
Recent episodes include "Tasmanian paramedics call for government action" (29 April 2026, 7 minutes), "Tasmania's paramedics demand change" (23 April 2026, 7 minutes), and "The human cost of Ambulance Tasmania's crisis" (20 April 2026, 8 minutes).
Our work, our voice publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 53 episodes.
Booking probability for Our work, our voice is 41%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Our work, our voice requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Our work, our voice's contact route on record: verified email.
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Our work, our voice
We recently spoke with Clinical Support Officer and Intensive Care Paramedic Nat about the ongoing industrial action by Ambulance Tasmania staff as the government refusesto address fair pay, safer rosters and...
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Paramedics show up for us every single day, often exhausted,often understaffed. Community Paramedic Gabby says it plainly: what we have right now is not sustainable. That's why Ambulance Tasmania staff are currently...
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As the government continues to drag its feet on fair pay, rosters and working conditions for Ambulance Tasmania staff,Simone Haigh – Paramedic, HACSU Junior VP, and President of the Ambulance Employee Sub-branch, talks...
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In this podcast, we sit down with Social Worker Katie, andClinical Nurse Consultant Jacinta, from Clare House to talk about what’s really at stake for Tasmania’s young people. CYMHS is a lifeline for children, young...
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HACSU members at Ambulance Tasmania are taking industrialaction after long-stalled negotiations. In this podcast, Paramedic Jan Pur speaks of the anger andfrustration members are feeling, the reality of the conditions...
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When the Tasmanian state government wanted to sell off Tolosa Street Adult Mental Health Service in 2025, workers took a stand and said no. It wasn’t their jobs they were worried about; they were concerned about...
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Mental health services in Tasmania are already hard to access, but we’re about to lose another 27 mental health beds as the Hobart Clinic is set to close its doors at the end of October. 2025. This is a devasting blow...
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We're fighting to protect essential mental health services in Tasmania as the Liberal government moves to privatise Tolosa Street Adult Mental Health Service. In this podcast, HACSU State Secretary Robbie Moore explains...
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Reproductive health impacts everyone. That’s why we're campaigning for 12 days paid Reproductive Health Leave for ALL workers under the National Employment Standards. In a podcast recorded at last year’s HACSU Delegates...
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2024 has been a year of big wins by HACSU members! In this vodcast, HACSU State Secretary Robbie Moore chats about some of those wins, looks ahead to some of what we’ll be fighting for in 2025, and shares his new year...
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HACSU public sector organiser Desmond talks us through a huge win members in our public hospitals achieved recently with the Health Services Officer (HSO) review. The changes represent major progress in recognising...
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Meet Christine - a HACSU nursing member for over 25 years who also sits on our Committee of Management. In this vodcast, Christine shares her reasons for becoming a nurse, the challenges associated with the profession...
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Our State Secretary Robbie Moore is back with our monthly member update – and there’s quite a bit to talk about! In this podcast, we get an update on: - HACSU’s expectations of Tasmania’s new Health Minister - recent...
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Meet the legendary Chris Webb, Senior Vice President of HACSU. In this podcast we learn more about Chris’ history and involvement with our union, as well as HACSU’s holiday homes and the purpose behind them, and...
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Ahead of bargaining for a new Allied Health Industrial Agreement getting underway in November, we sit down with Sophie Mummery - President of the HACSU Allied Health Professional sub-branch - to talk about what’s...
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Anyone who has met HACSU Assistant State Secretary Tammy Munro will know she is a fierce advocate for our members. In this podcast, she shares the inspiration behind her commitment and passion, as well as telling us...
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It’s been a busy couple of weeks and our State Secretary Robbie Moore is here to talk us through some of what’s been happening, including: - a wrap-up of our Thank You for Working in Aged Care week - fallout from last...
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In this podcast, HACSU State Secretary Robbie Moore talks us through last week’s action by pathology workers at the LGH and child safety and youth justice workers in the south, as well as upcoming action this week...
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Congratulations to Judy Richmond, who this month marks 30 years as President of HACSU Tasmania. In this podcast, Judy recalls one of her most memorable moments from her 50+ years in nursing and the time she and other...
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Meet Judy Seal – she became a HACSU member in the late 80s and recently retired after an incredible career as a dietitian for almost 40 years. In this podcast, we hear about the workplace challenges Judy was confronted...
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