CFMEU protesters head to the pub, kicked out of casino in wild scenes
CFMEU workers have headed to the pub, been barred from the Star Casino and let expletives fly after a chaotic morning.
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CFMEU workers have headed to the pub, been barred from the Star Casino and let expletives fly after a chaotic morning.
CFMEU-backed Victorian companies are setting up shop in SA and ‘locking’ local businesses out of work – even while the union is in administration, a local construction boss says.
A bombshell new investigation into union spending, kickbacks, and underworld links will examine whether Victoria’s “cycle of lawlessness” infected the South Australian branch of the CFMEU.
A bombshell new investigation into union spending, kickbacks, and underworld links will examine whether Victoria’s “cycle of lawlessness” infected the South Australian branch of the CFMEU.
Ousted CFMEU leaders have launched a High Court challenge after the Albanese government ordered administrators to take over the union.
Those calling for the CFMEU to be wound up have been told to be careful what they wished for, with one expert saying it could create a power vacuum and drive construction costs up further.
Union heavyweights have turned their attention to a former CFMEU organiser as the blame game continues over the problems bringing the militant union down.
There’s something almost amusing about Labor’s sudden concerns about the Greens and the union movement’s black sheep, writes Samantha Maiden.
A report into the “rotten culture” in Victoria’s construction sector will be made public on Friday after allegations of underworld figures infiltrating the CFMEU and the government’s Big Build projects.
CFMEU officials in regional Queensland have promised to campaign aggressively against Labor at the upcoming state election after the militant union was forced in administration.
A Greens MP says he was supporting workers “deprived of their basic right to a democratic, independent union” when he gave a fiery address at a CFMEU rally.
Housing Minister Meaghan Scanlon has slammed Coalition plans to scrap $10bn federal housing fund saying it lead to thousands of much-needed homes not being built in Queensland.
An “appalling” image seen at CFMEU protests has been condemned as “unacceptable”, with one MP calling for laws to be strengthened in response.
A former CFMEU official turned lawyer has been tasked with cleaning up the Queensland branch under the federally imposed administration.
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