The Australian Workers' Union
Bronson Thomas is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in public policy and governance, currently serving as a Member of the Rural Industry Sector Standing Committee for the Queensland Government and as a Member of the South & Central Queensland Forestry Hub since March 2023. As a Board Director for Jobs Bundaberg since December 2021 and a Central Queensland Organiser for The Australian Workers' Union since August 2019, Bronson is actively involved in community and labor initiatives. Previously, Bronson held roles as an Electorate Officer for both the Queensland Parliament and Australian Parliament House, contributing expertise in media and policy advisory. Additionally, experience in the hospitality sector was gained through a role at Redcliffe Leagues Club. Bronson is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Public Policy/Governance & International Relations, with a minor in Mandarin Chinese, at The University of Queensland. Educational background includes attendance at Bundaberg State High School and Gladstone State High School.
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The Australian Workers' Union
The history of Australia cannot be written without reference to the Australian Workers’ Union. Since our formation in 1886, we have stood up and delivered for working families. We began representing shearers and miners. Today our members work in manufacturing, steel, aluminium, glass, oil & gas, aviation, agriculture, construction, state public services, local government, health, plastics, hospitality, food, paper, resources, aquaculture, the beauty industry, events, and racing industries. Our members are as diverse as the industries they work in, but we are unified by the belief that when we stand together we are stronger together.