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Adviser denies he gave tip on AWU
A former media adviser has denied he was behind a tip-off over raids on the AWU to a staffer for Senator Michaelia Cash.
Tip ‘couldn’t have come from me’
A former media adviser with the Registered Organisations Commission has contradicted prior evidence about tipping off Michaelia Cash’s office about AWU raids.
Taxpayers foot $800k legal bill
The cost of defending legal action taken by the Australian Workers’ Union over raids on its offices has come in at $830,000, the ROC reveals.
Evidence of ‘crime’ in AWU raid leak
The Commonwealth DPP believed there was evidence a crime was committed in leaking information to the media about raids on the AWU.
Cash refused to give statement
Michaelia Cash and Michael Keenan twice refused to provide statements to the AFP over media tip offs on AWU raids.
Employers warn on Labor bid
Employers have warned Senate crossbenchers that small businesses will be at risk if they support Labor’s bid to disallow a government regulation.
Ex-Cash staffer faces grilling over source of AWU raids tip-off
Michaelia Cash’s former chief of staff will be grilled in the Federal Court about raids on the Australian Workers Union.
Wharfies must give five days’ notice for strikes
DP World has successfully mitigated the impact of threatened strike action by 1800 wharfies in four states.
Cash denies Shorten factor
Michaelia Cash has denied the alleged involvement of Bill Shorten motivated her decision to refer the issue of AWU donations.
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