‘No doubt’: Explosive CFMEU claims
Shocking claims about the controversial CFMEU have been made at a hearing into Australia’s cost-of-living crisis.
Stories about the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union
Shocking claims about the controversial CFMEU have been made at a hearing into Australia’s cost-of-living crisis.
Labor has hit a stumbling block in its attempt to appoint an administrator to the construction arm of the CFMEU.
Labor faces calls to dump CFMEU members from polling booths as the Albanese Government slams the Opposition for delaying its bid to force the militant union into administration.
RBNZ begins easing with first rate cut since 2020. ASIC sues ASX over CHESS statements. APRA orders review into CFMEU-linked super funds. CBA profits slip. Seven Group underlying profit jumps, Seven West Media earnings sink.
THE CFMEU and Maritime Union of Australia are being sued $8.2 million over an illegal blockade which resulted in thousands of medical supplies and gifts being held hostage at Melbourne’s docks.
A MILITANT Victorian building union racked up more than $1.1 million in court fines last year, as it has emerged the state leads the country in illegal building activity.
BILL Shorten is working on a secret deal with the grubby CFMEU and the hard-core left to secure his leadership in return for giving the union spots in his federal Labor team.
THE state’s most militant union has split from Premier Daniel Andrews’ faction in a major Victorian Labor Party upheaval which could significantly erode the Premier’s power internally.
UNION hard man John Setka and other CFMEU members have been banned from picketing at Melbourne’s wharf. It comes after revelations the sacked wharfie at the centre of the picket has bikie links and is one of Toby Mitchell’s closest pals.
IF the past week of politics has shown us anything, it’s that Michaelia Cash is the Wonder Woman of Turnbull’s Cabinet, and the CFMEU know it, Miranda Devine writes.
CFMEU heavyweight Michael Ravbar claims he did not order a former right-hand man to disrupt the $1.5 billion Legacy Way project in 2012 and has no idea why he was there.
THE CFMEU has been fined $90,000 over incidents at a Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre construction site.
CFMEU state boss Michael Ravbar allegedly ordered underlings to stop machinery from working on projects worth a combined $1.9 billion because the company that owned it didn’t have a union agreement.
UNION head Ged Kearney has sensationally claimed it is a mining giant’s fault that CFMEU protesters are making threats, as it has emerged a young girl has been labelled a “f—ing whore” on social media because her family has refused to strike.
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