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A decision handed down in the Federal Court today found that the Royal Commission taskforce conducted themselves “unreasonably” in the raids carried out at the Queensland Branch of the CFMEU.

Two more cases brought against the CFMEU by the Trade Union Royal Commission Police have failed in court in Brisbane this week. 

The new Perth Children’s Hospital atrium roof is riddled with a dangerous asbestos product imported from China.

The CFMEU is escalating their campaign for more action against illegal importation of asbestos after the discovery of the cancer causing substance on a major Brisbane project on the weekend.

The CFMEU has issued a national alert on Yuanda and called for an urgent meeting with the building supply company, following the discovery of asbestos material being used on a site in the Brisbane 

Employment figures released today show that Australia has hemorrhaged 93 jobs a day in the manufacturing and mining industries on Tony Abbott and Malcolm Turnbull’s watch.

In a big win for the campaign for good, steady jobs, Labor today announced their intention to review the definition of casual work.

Report demolishes Turnbull’s claims that union EBAs are curbing investment in infrastructure

The Federal Government has failed workers by deciding not to put tariffs on 30 billion sheets of photocopy paper flooding the Australian market every year.

The CFMEU has labelled the latest instalment of the Fair Work Building Commission’s (FWBC) crusade against workers as bizarre, in the wake of a warning to workers on the Ichthys project in the Nort