The Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) could face deregistration following allegations of criminal links, according to Labor MP Tony Burke. The union has been under scrutiny for its alleged ties to organized crime and corruption, prompting calls for a thorough investigation into its activities. If found guilty of criminal activity, the CFMEU may be stripped of its registration, potentially impacting thousands of workers in the construction and mining industries.
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South Australia supermarket evacuated after man seen brandishing knife
Chief Inspector Mark Collise reported that a man brandished a knife at staff in a store in Gawler, leading to a police response and evacuation of the premises. Upon arrival, police found the man holding a knife on the supermarket floor and promptly arrested him, with no injuries reported. CCTV footage revealed minimal interaction prior to the incident, and Collise commended the store staff for their swift actions. The man has been hospitalized for evaluation...
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