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‘Not to be messed with’: Criminals recruited for country’s biggest wind farm
The revelation of criminal involvement in the giant federally funded project broadens the construction industry scandal beyond the CFMEU.
- Nick McKenzie and Kieran Rooney
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‘Got to stand your ground’: Ex-bikie blasts former CFMEU bosses
As the CFMEU’s bikie enforcer scheme unravelled, Jonny “Two Guns” Walker took aim at investigative journalist Nick McKenzie, calling him a “dog”. Now, Walker sits down with McKenzie and reveals who he thinks is really to blame.
- Nick McKenzie
Former bikie talks about his time at the CFMEU
Jonny "Two Guns" Walker insists he only ever tried to represent union members and has sharp words for John Setka. SOURCE: 60 MINUTES
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‘Let’s make some money together’: Inside the CFMEU’s bribery scandal
Sometimes a foot was tapped, other times it was a little kick – either way, the cash was passed under the table to the union boss.
- David Marin-Guzman and Nick McKenzie
Disgraced union boss addresses construction workers
Former CFMEU NSW chief Darren Greenfield speaks about the 'dirty rotten labor party' in a protest in 2024.
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Comancheros called out for blaze of construction site firebombings
The feared bikie gang is linked to a spate of arsons roiling the building industry in Victoria amid calls for greater government and police action.
- Nick McKenzie and Daniella White
Melbourne company ablaze after yet another firebombing in construction war
The firebombing attacks on Victorian construction sites began about 18 months ago but have intensified since the CFMEU was plunged into administration in August.
- Nick McKenzie
‘Time for tough decisions’: CFMEU boss Zach Smith steps down from national leadership
The leader of the embattled construction union told a meeting on Thursday that he would be focusing on Victoria.
- Kieran Rooney
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Directors’ homes, government sites targeted in spate of construction firebombings
Building rigs worth up to $2 million are going up in flames as underworld players try to control a sector supposedly being cleaned up by state and federal governments.
- Nick McKenzie and Chris Vedelago
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Underworld grip on Big Build sized up by state as contractors warned to purge suspect players
The Allan government is secretly mapping infiltration of multibillion-dollar projects by firms with suspected underworld links.
- Nick McKenzie
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