Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan defends action on CFMEU allegations, says union suspension underway

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Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan defends action on CFMEU allegations, says union suspension underway

July 17, 2024 - 17:07 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The federal government is considering stepping in to appoint an independent administrator for the beleaguered CFMEU. The Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan is under increasing pressure for failing to act on complaints.