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Setka stripped of CFMEU membership, faces claim over slush fund millions

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Sydney Morning Herald
By Nick McKenzie
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Setka stripped of CFMEU membership, faces claim over slush fund millions
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The union’s administrator has branded the former union boss a “disgrace” and vowed to regain control of the fund.

Key Takeaways

  • Setka stripped of CFMEU membership, faces claim over slush fund millions.
  • The union’s administrator has branded the former union boss a “disgrace” and vowed to regain control of the fund.
  • The union’s administrator has branded the former union boss a “disgrace” and vowed to regain control of the fund.

The union’s administrator has branded the former union boss a “disgrace” and vowed to regain control of the fund.

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