The Electrical Trades Union might be stalling the construction of thousands of homes across Sydney due to a pay dispute with power companies. But never let it be said the sparkies don’t care about housing affordability.
We can reveal the ETU has put a five-bedroom, three-bathroom, two-rumpus-room McMansion up for sale in Sydney’s Oyster Bay. The ample house, which once housed the union’s boss, also features a butler’s pantry and pool.
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Nick Bonyhady was a technology writer for The Australian Financial Review. Connect with Nick on Twitter.
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