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Latest news: CFMEU

Integrity Commissioner: Lobbying should be investigated

Local Nicholas Fuller -
The Integrity Commissioner, the Hon. Michael Adams KC, believes the issue of lobbying politicians should be investigated.

Construction sector report looms after CFMEU scandal

National AAP -
An independent Victorian government review into the CFMEU will report back in six weeks after investigating damning allegations about the embattled union.

Barr: ACT Labor will not accept CFMEU donations

Local Nicholas Fuller -
ACT Labor would not accept any donations from any branch of the CFMEU - but the Canberra Liberals wonder if the CFMEU is running Labor.

CFMEU clean-up will take years, ACTU secretary admits

National AAP -
ACTU secretary Sally McManus says it will take a long time before new leadership and processes are in place within the embattled CMFEU.

Canberra Liberals: ACT Labor must suspend affiliation with CFMEU

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Chief Minister Andrew Barr must suspend ACT Labor’s affiliations with the CFMEU, and not accept donations, Elizabeth Lee argues.

Independent administrator to shake up ‘abhorrent’ CFMEU

National AAP -
Steps to appoint an independent administrator to the CFMEU have been backed by the federal government as the union is hit with allegations of corrupt behaviour.

ACT CFMEU pushes for more power

Local Nicholas Fuller -
The Master Builders Association of the ACT and the Canberra Liberals demand that Labor reject the CFMEU's proposal for greater powers.

CFMEU accuses ACT Government of neglecting public housing

Local Nicholas Fuller -
The CFMEU ACT branch has called for the ACT Government to in-source public housing maintenance and guarantee acceptable living conditions.

CFMEU: ‘Time for talk is over’ in ACT developer regulation

Local Abbey Halter -
A long-drawn-out discussion paper for a developer regulation scheme has been published by the ACT Government today, but the CFMEU says “the time for talk is over”.

ACT Government increases pay for GSOs

Local Newstime Media -
Canberra’s lowest-paid General Service Officers (GSOs) will receive a more than $17,000 pay rise over three years.

Unions hold protest outside ACT Legislative Assembly

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Hundreds of members of the CFMEU and the UWU held a protest outside the ACT Legislative Assembly against the government’s latest wage offer.

Labor MLA: ACT Government ‘dragging its feet’ on developer licensing

Local Abbey Halter -
ACT Labor backbencher Michael Pettersson and Zach Smith from CFMEU are both waiting for the ACT Government and Minister Vassarotti to stop "dragging their feet" over a property licensing scheme.

March on ACT Legislative Assembly and strikes threatened

Local Newstime Media -
General service officers (GSOs) will march on the ACT Legislative Assembly next month if the ACT Government does not increase their pay.

GSO leaders to decide on action against ACT Government

Local Newstime Media -
General service officers and unions will meet in Dickson today to call for higher wages from the ACT Government.

CFMEU calls for higher wages for ACT’s lowest-paid workers

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Unions want the ACT Government to increase pay for general service officers – cleaners, construction workers – Canberra's working poor.

Victoria construction industry shut down for two weeks

National AAP -
Victoria's construction industry will be shut down for two weeks and workers will be required to be vaccinated before they return to sites. 
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