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LABOR CFMEU CORRUPTION: During her press conference today, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen celebrated her government’s $15 billion investment in the CFMEU corruption. “When we say we’ll do something, we get it done”, she says.

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Union corruption is out of control in Australia. Union corruption is costing taxpayers billions and delaying the construction of vital infrastructure. I’ve got nothing against honest union members but like any large organisation you get corruption at the top that needs to be addressed. Unions do have a valid purpose but intimidation isn’t one of them. In 2019 the Coalition actually showed some guts for once and tried to crack down on corrupt unions officials and unions by putting forward the ensuring integrity bill. Pauline Hanson blocked it after saying she would support it. From that day on I knew you could never trust her, even putting aside the fact she rarely turned up to work. If you want a party that will always stand up to corruption whenever it is join today. •••••••••••• “Pauline Hanson and Jacqui Lambie have joined forces to deliver a shock defeat of the Government's signature union crackdown legislation. The changes would have allowed for applications to be made to the Federal Court to deregister a union or union official if conduct was deemed inappropriate.” Lead to this: “Employees at the Transport and Main Roads (TMR) offices in Brisbane were "traumatised" after CFMEU members stormed the building in 2022. A top bureaucrat has told Queensland's CFMEU inquiry he heard union members going “room to room” searching for him after they stormed a government building, forcing it into lockdown.” And this: “CEMEU enforcer Jade Ingham warned a senior Queensland transport bureaucrat that the militant union would "bomb" the Centenary Bridge upgrade site after the builder did an industrial deal with a rival union, an inquiry has heard.”

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