‘Smash it’: Threat to end CFMEU ‘mafia’
The Coalition has called for a federal police taskforce to investigate allegations of corruption and crime made against the scandal-ridden union.
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The Coalition has called for a federal police taskforce to investigate allegations of corruption and crime made against the scandal-ridden union.
Two major Australian Federal Police raids have been executed — in Templestowe Lower and Northcote — as part of an investigation into the scandal-plagued CFMEU.
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Former CFMEU boss John Setka has reignited his feud with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and revealed why he won’t vote Labor at the federal election.
Queensland has extended its lead as Australia’s strike capital, with a staggering 10,400 working days lost to industrial action in the June quarter.
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A bombshell claim alleges the multinational consortium running the North East Link has been coerced by the CFMEU into hiring casual workers on $300k for the project.
Employment Relations Minister Murray Watt said he was “not convinced” the construction needed a watchdog despite the actions of one of the country’s most powerful unions.
As thousands of tradies walked off Big Build sites and hit Melbourne CBD streets in a second major CFMEU solidarity rally, the federal Industrial Relations Minister has said the clean-up of the militant union isn’t about “punishing” members.
Thousands of workers have walked off the job as part of a massive union rally, but some ugly language has scarred the gathering.
Registered Aboriginal Parties are charging up to $1500 a day for a representative to oversee archaeologists on building sites, with a developer claiming they’re wielding power like the CFMEU.
A new integrity unit will be established in the administration now running the CFMEU, to probe the relationship between suppliers and former union officials and employees.
Former CFMEU Queensland secretary Michael Ravbar has told a rally in Brisbane that what happened to the embattled union was “undemocratic, un-Australian and unconstitutional”.
Hundreds of unionists have gathered in a major Australian city amid continued pressure on the embattled CFMEU.
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