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AFP raids Melbourne properties in CFMEU investigation

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Police raided two properties in Melbourne on Thursday as part of an investigation into the CFMEU and corruption in the building industry.

Australian Federal Police executed search warrants at a business address on Arthurton Road in Northcote and a five-bedroom home on Lynwood Parade in Templestowe Lower in what is understood to be an investigation into large financial transactions.

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