Someone who has the agreement needs to take copies and send it to all the Sydney news papers and current affairs programs. If they will not negotiate 'individual contracts' then they need to be exposed for public scrutiny. The FAAA is useless in this situation as they are in most situations. At least if the public can see that they are just another airline with an Australian reference in there name claiming to be a fair employer it may save people in the future wasting time, and money going through the application process to be told that they will work for pittance with bad conditions.
This kind of exposure would need to happen now before any more people sign the agreements to have maximum effect
Food for thought