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Cbus employee says Royal Commission lies were to protect others

A Cbus Super employee has been forced to admit lying to the Heydon Royal Commission about passing on confidential membership information to CFMEU NSW branch secretary Brian Parker, after the inquiry produced phone and taxi records that directly contradicted her evidence.


Heydon inquiry extended by one year

Senator George Brandis has today announced that the Heydon inquiry will be given until the end of 2015 to produce its report, after the royal commissioner told the attorney-general that some union officials appeared to regard their organisations as immune from "any social or community standard shared by other Australians".


No kickbacks from Alex, say Parker, Greenfield

CFMEU NSW secretary Brian Parker and organiser Darren Greenfield today both denied receiving secret commissions from labour hire figure George Alex.


Royal Commission gives Alex three more weeks

Royal Commissioner Dyson Heydon has excused labour hire figure George Alex from appearing for questioning tomorrow, giving him a three-week reprieve.



Police gain access to "slush fund" files

Victorian police have won access to about 290 documents held by law firm Slater & Gordon that relate to an alleged slush fund run by former AWU official Bruce Wilson in 1992.


CFMEU unveils "smoking gun" at Heydon hearing

A former CFMEU construction and general division organiser has told the Heydon Royal Commission this afternoon that one of the inquiry's witnesses pulled a gun on him when he entered a construction site to complain about safety standards.


No formal decision yet on appeals panel: Abetz

Employment Minister Eric Abetz says that no formal decision has been made to create an appeal jurisdiction for the Fair Work Commission, despite Prime Minister Tony Abbott flagging his personal support for the plan.


Push for shorter roster cycles ramps up

The battle over shorter work rosters for fly-in, fly-out workers on resource projects looks set to spread to Chevron's $54 billion Gorgon LNG project.


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