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Former CFMEU secretary Michael Ravbar has rejected the findings of a report into the militant union, saying it was “riddled with errors” and based on “selective and untested” accounts.
Love it or hate it, the CFMEU wields power right across Queensland. This is the story of its rise. SPECIAL REPORT
Disgusting threats about violence and rape are just some of the vile lines uttered by CFMEU members to those standing in the way of their desired path to power.
A damning report has exposed a union’s decade-long terror campaign, including telling people “there’s a bullet with your name on it”.
Labor’s second tranche of its financial advice reform package will leave it up to super funds to choose how they charge members for advice.
The state government says the loss of a High Court appeal by former union boss Michael Ravbar validates its decision to pause the ‘CFMEU tax’ in Queensland.
The man tasked with cleaning up the rotten CFMEU has had a major win in the High Court but both state and federal governments need to step up their efforts — here’s what they can do.
Ousted CFMEU officials have lost a High Court challenge against the administrator appointed to the scandal-plagued union by the Albanese government, unshackling clean up efforts.
Labor is celebrating after the High Court backed its action against the CFMEU after revelations of endemic corruption and criminal gang links.
The Queensland CFMEU is staging a coup against its national leader after sensational allegations of backdoor deals with the Labor Party and the nation’s peak union body.
A CFMEU official who allegedly “stood over and threatened” a builder will be referred to Victoria Police for investigation.
Workers made redundant now the Bridgewater Bridge is finished are hoping the Macquarie Point stadium will be their next job. Find out why.
The man tasked with cleaning up the militant CFMEU was reportedly hospitalised after suffering chest pains.
CFMEU national secretary Zach Smith will step away from the position, saying he was tired of being the “punching bag” for decisions made by the union administrator.
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