I don’t have real-time access to the latest updates right now. Based on recent publicly reported coverage, the CFMEU Commission of Inquiry has seen ongoing testimony from contractors and union officials, with new allegations and cross-examinations continuing in 2026, including discussions around Cross River Rail projects and related government agreements. If you want, I can summarize the key themes from the latest publicly available coverage and provide direct links.[6][9][10]
Allegations of corrupt payments, intimidation and cartel behaviour are heard on the first day of hearings in Canberra for the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption.
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www.abc.net.auA probe into the CFMEU has begun in Brisbane, examining allegations of bullying, violence and misogyny at the powerful construction union.
www.abc.net.auWelcome back for another day of our live coverage of the Commission of Inquiry into the CFMEU and Misconduct in the Construction Industry.
ground.newsThe CFMEU inquiry resumed in Queensland on Tuesday, with construction leaders giving testimony about alleged union misconduct. Key witnesses include former Australian Building and Construction commiss
glancenews.auAn embattled union believed it had a sweetheart agreement with a state government, an inquiry has heard.
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