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CFMEU blasted for using members' money to pay millions in fines
Australia's largest construction union has faced a scathing courtroom rebuke over its long record of lawlessness and disregard for members' funds.
Workplace Reporter for The Age
Australia's largest construction union has faced a scathing courtroom rebuke over its long record of lawlessness and disregard for members' funds.
The newly merged $11 billion Tabcorp-Tatts gambling giant has strongly signalled it will pursue overseas expansion.
Gaming giant Tabcorp's chief information officer, Kim Wenn, announced her retirement from the company this morning.
Online betting taxes risk blowing out the cost of punting and eroding millions of dollars in crucial industry funding, Victorian horse-racing officials warn.
Australian TV and radio stations are trying to secure a slew of controversial exemptions to the Turnbull government's new betting ad ban.
A illegal blockade at Australia's busiest container port exemplifies a new wave of union militancy and aggression that is becoming increasingly common.
A two-week waterfront picket line at Melbourne's Webb Dock that has been blockading access to thousands of cargo containers has been called off.
The $11 billion Australian gaming giant created by the merger of Tabcorp and Tatts will fight for nationally consistent digital-betting taxes.
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