A former top bureaucrat has continued his second day of tense evidence at Queensland’s CFMEU inquiry, which released its first interim report.
Former department head given contempt warning, as probe calls for new building code
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Sydney Morning HeraldBy Matt Dennien
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A former top bureaucrat has continued his second day of tense evidence at Queensland’s CFMEU inquiry, which released its first interim report.
Key Takeaways
- Former department head given contempt warning, as probe calls for new building code.
- A former top bureaucrat has continued his second day of tense evidence at Queensland’s CFMEU inquiry, which released its first interim report.
- A former top bureaucrat has continued his second day of tense evidence at Queensland’s CFMEU inquiry, which released its first interim report.
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