Cash ‘learnt of raids from TV’
Michaelia Cash has denied she had advance knowledge of raids on the AWU, claiming she first became aware when watching TV.
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ROC adviser ‘tipped off Cash chief of staff’ about raids on union
Michaelia Cash’s then chief of staff told police a media adviser with the ROC gave him advance notice of raids on the AWU.
Raid leak ‘designed to damage Shorten’
Michaelia Cash’s former adviser jointly leaked news of police raids on the AWU with a staffer working for Michael Keenan.
Keenan aide ‘tipped off TV’
Michaelia Cash’s former media adviser David De Garis says he gave advance notice of AWU raids to Justice Minister staffer and both tipped off media.
Cash forced to explain union raids evidence
Michaelia Cash under fresh scrutiny after former media adviser gives evidence about his advance knowledge of raids on the AWU.
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The operator of a Sydney hair salon has been penalised more than $77,000 for underpaying a teenage apprentice in her first job.
States urged to act if ALP axes ABCC
Employers will press state Liberal governments to set up agencies to police the construction union if Bill Shorten wins the election.
Embarrassment for Cash as union wins case against building firm
Construction company BGC has failed to overturn a court ruling it broke the law by hindering two union officials.
Employers’ bid to sidestep Labor
Employers will press state Liberal governments to set up stand-alone agencies to police the construction union if Bill Shorten becomes PM.
Wharfies threaten strike action
About 1800 DP World wharfies are threatening strikes after the decision to cancel a union-backed income protection scheme.
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