‘We know you have young sons’: Thugs’ chilling threats to rival union
In a war launched by the CFMEU on its AWU rival, children were threatened and members punched. HOT SPOTS MAPPED
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In a war launched by the CFMEU on its AWU rival, children were threatened and members punched. HOT SPOTS MAPPED
The CFMEU’s administrator has declared an end to intimidatory tactics as he vows to hold those responsible for violence to account.
The militant CFMEU loved the phrase “Is it true? Or did you read it in The Courier-Mail”. Well it turns out the violence and thuggery we exposed was, writes The Editor.
Construction industry fears over the militant CFMEU pushing SA companies off major building sites are sparking calls for more transparency around contracts.
A $5.5m grant linked to the criminally infiltrated CFMEU needs investigation, shadow federal Attorney-General Michaelia Cash says.
Jacinta Allan is under fire for trying to shift blame to acting police chief Rick Nugent after criticism she misled Victorians by claiming police dedicated new resources to stamp out workplace crime.
A former CFMEU delegate claims authorities have “cut the head off the octopus but the tentacles are still in place” in the embattled union.
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.
A union official tasked with cleaning up the Queensland CFMEU has a history of using misogynistic, homophobic, and violent language as a rapper. WATCH THE VIDEO
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.
The head of a CMFEU division expects a secret ballot to be successful, with hundreds of Tasmania workers set to leave the union if that occurs.
A report has found that when it came to trying to settle disputes among the union, Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto “came with the furniture of the job”.
A CFMEU official charged with making threats to kill on a building site will face court amid concerns he is still holding considerable influence in the building industry.
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