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The CFMEU wanted a company sacked. Then, Stephen got a call from the government

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Nick McKenzie, Lachlan Abbott
The CFMEU wanted a company sacked. Then, Stephen got a call from the government
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A former Victorian health official alleges that the state government pressured his agency to terminate a subcontractor to appease the CFMEU union. The report highlights concerns over political interference in taxpayer-funded infrastructure projects.

Why it matters

It raises serious questions about government transparency, union influence in public works, and the lack of accountability for alleged corruption in state projects.

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The article focuses on government accountability and union influence, which is a common investigative angle for The Age, though it presents specific allegations from a named source.

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