CFMEU inquiry hears of car tracking, drone surveillance and poisoned dog claim
A security manager testified that union operatives tracked his car, watched his home with drones, and he believes they poisoned his dog.
Why it mattersIt shows alleged intimidation tactics used against people who oppose union demands, raising questions about accountability.
AustraliaA public inquiry into alleged CFMEU misconduct is uncovering claims of surveillance and harassment tactics that may influence construction sector regulations in Queensland.
Corroborated bytheage.com.au·watoday.com.au
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