'Generational change': Melissa Donnelly named as new ACTU boss

Melissa Donnelly, age forty-four, is the new leader of Australia's ACTU, the country's peak trade union federation. ABC News reports she takes over during a moment of high political influence for the labor movement, but must contend with long-term membership decline and the challenge of protecting workers' rights as AI reshapes the economy.

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