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Five fixes are called for to clean up the CFMEU

Australia has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rid our biggest construction union of ingrained criminal and corrupt conduct. We cannot afford to miss it.

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Placing the construction division of the CFMEU into administration can only benefit our economy, construction companies and the construction workforce which deserves a reputable and strong union to represent it.

The question is, what next?

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Innes Willox is chief executive of the Australian Industry Group.
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