Stories about the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union
Minister Grace Grace says there are “very good people” within the CFMEU and declared the state government was not taking the granting of broad powers to an administrator lightly.
The government has been warned that CFMEU Queensland leaders could continue operating under different entities.
The Workplace Minister will be able to force the militant CFMEU into administration, after the Coalition and Labor banded together on the stalling Bill.
Steven Miles has caused an uproar in parliament over explosive comments relating to construction workers, for which he has apologised. QUESTION TIME BLOG
Police probing explosive vision of white powder and booze inside a Metro Tunnel office used by the CFMEU have made a surprise admission.
The Queensland president of the CFMEU will face the Federal Court accused of spending member funds on personal expenses.
Thousands of so-called ‘freedom’ protesters have marched through Melbourne, objecting to vaccine mandates, with police confirming it was a peaceful rally.
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”.
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.
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.
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.
Updated: Long-standing union figure Aaron Cartledge has resigned his membership of the state’s construction union citing a “disastrous” industrial campaign for his decision.
THE cost of building a new Queensland rugby league stadium could blow out by up to 30 per cent because of strict workplace conditions imposed by the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union.
PREMIER Annastacia Palaszczuk has condemned the lawless behaviour of the militant CFMEU, but stopped short of telling the union to rein it in after it was revealed it had been slapped with over $2 million in fines in 18 months.
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