LNP’s election pledge to hold ‘blowtorch’ on CFMEU
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has vowed to overhaul the CFMEU through a productivity commission as its second order of business behind crime, if elected in October.
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‘Active allegations’: Why Premier pulled trigger on CFMEU
Premier Steven Miles has explained why his government is at last taking a stand against the CFMEU saying the latest allegations “clearly speaks to the culture within the construction industry”.
Union is holding the state hostage
Premier Steven Miles has shown himself to be spectacularly ineffective at reeling in the CFMEU, writes Kylie Lang.
Rogue CFMEU ‘premium’ adds millions to SA’s biggest jobs
The militant union is slapping a costly premium on Adelaide construction, hitting SA’s biggest projects hard, senior industry figures say.
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CFMEU claims white powder video a ‘set up’
CFMEU say vision of white powder and booze in a Metro Tunnel office used by the union was a set up, as police vowed their probe would leave “no stone unturned”.
Protester charged over kicking dog at construction rally
A man has been charged over kicking a dog during a violent construction rally in Melbourne after the RSPCA was “flooded” with animal cruelty reports.
Hunt for reporter’s assailants after wild riots
The net is closing in on four men who allegedly assaulted 7 News’ Paul Dowsley while he was on air, including an ugly incident that left him bloodied.
70 FIFO workers granted travel exemptions for big project
The deployment of dozens of tradespeople to work for one of Tasmania’s largest employers has raised further concerns about the state’s possible exposure to COVID-19.
Turnbull government ‘a bad tribute act’
LABOR has hit out at the Coaltion’s anti-CFMEU campaign, with one MP describing the Turnbull government as a “cover band butchering the Abbott government classics”.
Union tirade: ‘I know where you live’
A SHOCKING, expletive-filled video has been released showing a union official threatening a site manager, and the reason for the leak is very political.
‘Turnbull’s attack on unions backfired’
AS the government considers amendments to its construction industry bill, the CFMEU has claimed Malcolm Turnbull’s popularity drop is a direct result of ‘union bashing’.
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