Former Master Builders Queensland boss tells inquiry he tried to take his own life after CFMEU intimidation
Former Master Builders Queensland CEO Grant Galvin testified at an inquiry into CFMEU misconduct, revealing he attempted suicide due to a sustained intimidation campaign. The union allegedly used aggressive tactics, including placing a coffin outside his office, to pressure him during a superannuation dispute.
Why it matters
The testimony sheds light on allegations of systemic corruption and bullying within Australian labor unions, prompting significant public and legal scrutiny.
The inquiry heard CFMEU members hoisted a coffin in a tree outside the Master Builders Queensland building in 2022. ( Supplied )
The report focuses on the testimony provided at a formal inquiry, maintaining a factual tone while reporting on serious allegations.
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