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EXPLAINED: Riverside suburbs cast adrift by ferry strike | Rare Historical Photos

"Birdon refused to put any wage increase on the table whatsoever," the MUA's Paul Garrett said. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)

Multiple isolated riverside communities in outer Sydney will be cut off from the public transport network as ferry operators plan to strike over pay rates.

The Maritime Union of Australia organised the industrial action - which will run for 24 hours starting at 6am on Monday - in response to contracting company Birdon Group's refusal to raise wages above the industry minimum, union spokesman Paul Garrett told AAP.

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