Virtual Labor-CFMEU partnership shows up on Victoria’s bottom line
Victorians deserve better than to be governed by a ruthless political machine in partnership with a renegade union at great cost to the state’s public finances.
The extraordinary thing about the virtual partnership between the Socialist Left Victorian Labor government and the law-breaking Victorian construction division of the CFMEU is the questions that no one is asking.
Australia’s most indebted state government, with a gross debt pile forecast to blow out to $239 billion by 2026-27 and a budget that this year hit business and property owners with a decade of “temporary” payroll and land tax debt levies, is committed to tunnelling ahead with the $130 billion, 90-kilometre Suburban Rail Loop.
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