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‘Can you work with the union or not?’ Allan ‘linked’ to Big Build’s back-room dealmaking

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Nick McKenzie, Kieran Rooney
‘Can you work with the union or not?’ Allan ‘linked’ to Big Build’s back-room dealmaking
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Reports suggest that current Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, while serving as transport minister, pressured a rail consortium to strike a deal with the CFMEU. This intervention allegedly allowed the union to install a labor hire firm now under investigation for corruption.

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The allegations raise serious questions about political interference in infrastructure projects and the influence of controversial unions on government procurement.

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The article focuses on investigative reporting into government conduct, which is a standard function of the press, though the framing highlights potential political scandal.

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