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Victoria and Queensland police raid CFMEU in corruption probe

Police executed warrants across two states targeting CFMEU officials. These officials are suspected of accepting corrupt benefits from a labour hire company.

Why it mattersThe cross-border operation shows authorities are pursuing corruption in the building industry across state lines. This raises the stakes for union officials and contractors involved.

AustraliaThe crackdown affects how construction contracts operate across Australia and may influence labor practices and safety standards in the building industry nationwide.

Corroborated bysmh.com.au·watoday.com.au

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