‘Shannon Fentiman needs to condemn the CFMEU’
The opposition is demanding Health Minister Shannon Fentiman explains her links to the militant CFMEU after tense strike action brought work on Cross River Rail to a standstill.
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Striking CFMEU workers demand $250k for traffic controllers
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