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Mathew Dunckley is deputy editor at The Age. He was previously digital editor at the Age, national business editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age and Melbourne bureau chief for the Australian Financial Review.

How the CFMEU scandal unfolded

How the CFMEU scandal unfolded

Our reporting in the Building Bad series, now acknowledged with a Gold Walkley, came after work over 18 years by investigative journalists.

  • by Mathew Dunckley and Michael Bachelard

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Balaclava-wearing gang stab boy in broad daylight

Balaclava-wearing gang stab boy in broad daylight

The attack is the second violent gang attack within days on Springvale’s main road.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
Lifting rates won’t save cash-strapped councils. Their residents can’t afford it

Lifting rates won’t save cash-strapped councils. Their residents can’t afford it

Victoria’s councils say they are straining under mounting costs, but higher rates won’t help because residents’ capacity to pay is reaching its limit.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
This week’s most evasive MPs, plus signs it’s business as usual for the CFMEU

This week’s most evasive MPs, plus signs it’s business as usual for the CFMEU

Awkward timing for a big developer and its CFMEU dealings, while MPs in Spring Street duck and weave.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
Collingwood hit by fresh racism claims

Collingwood hit by fresh racism claims

Club chief executive Craig Kelly is accused of repeatedly making inappropriate comments to a club employee who is now suing for hurt, humiliation and distress.

  • by Katie Bice and Mathew Dunckley
After deriding Pesutto, Allan confirms her government is also examining Indigenous planning approvals

After deriding Pesutto, Allan confirms her government is also examining Indigenous planning approvals

The state government launched a sharp attack on the opposition over its cultural heritage review, but has now admitted it also has an eye on the system.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
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CFMEU scandal: Government rejects plan to get bikies off Victoria’s building sites

CFMEU scandal: Government rejects plan to get bikies off Victoria’s building sites

As state parliament considers a plan to keep bikies off building sites, Labor and Greens leaders have been quizzed about their response to the CFMEU revelations.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
Four Melbourne suburbs targeted in government’s latest housing plan

Four Melbourne suburbs targeted in government’s latest housing plan

A pilot program will aim to encourage developers to build in middle ring suburbs, while new data shows councils are more likely to reject a certain type of development.

  • by Mathew Dunckley and Kieran Rooney
Tyson Stengle hospitalised after late night incident in Geelong

Tyson Stengle hospitalised after late night incident in Geelong

The Cats star was taken to hospital in a serious condition after playing a starring role the side’s win against North Melbourne on Saturday.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
Middle Park Hotel’s epic rooftop bar dispute was likened to ‘The Castle’. Finally, there’s a winner

Middle Park Hotel’s epic rooftop bar dispute was likened to ‘The Castle’. Finally, there’s a winner

The historic pub is set for a new rooftop redevelopment, with restrictions, after VCAT settled the long-running dispute. Opponents have vowed to keep fighting.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
‘BS, BS, BS!’: Saul Eslake unleashes on airlines after long-haul horror

‘BS, BS, BS!’: Saul Eslake unleashes on airlines after long-haul horror

Hell hath no fury like a delayed economist and the last thing Qantas needed was to annoy one of the nation’s best policy brains. But, yet, they did.

  • by Mathew Dunckley

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