$206k a year to hold a stop sign: CFMEU ’s Big Build ‘takeover’ leads to cost b lowout

Email Whistleblowers have revealed how the militant construction union has seized control of the taxpayer-funded major ­infrastructure program and driven up traffic management costs by $380m.

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AM Edition $206k a year to hold a stop sign: CFMEU’s Big Build ‘takeover’ leads to cost blowout Whistleblowers have revealed how the militant construction union has seized control of the taxpayer-funded major ­infrastructure program and driven up traffic management costs by $... READ MORE   ‘Shameful’ issues stressing Aussie parents Parents are feeling judged for their children’s diet and extra curricular activities, with lunch box shaming and court side gossip adding to their stress. READ MORE   Entire footy team stood down over sexism scandal The Knox Football Netball Club development team has been stood down indefinitely following reports members started to rate female players from a rival club from “1-10” or as “hot o... READ MORE   Panahi: Sheer absurdity of the AFL never ceases to amaze It’s clear the moral-posturing pretenders at the AFL have learnt nothing from the Voice referendum with more race-based activism that will see a number of clubs change their names ... READ MORE   Tania Buckley shows off massive diamond ring as she steps out with new man A sparkling diamond ring has been seen on Tania Buckley’s left hand as the former wife of Collingwood legend Nathan Buckley made an eye-catching public appearance with her new part... READ MORE   50 million free Qantas points: How you can win There are millions Qantas points up for grabs thanks to a new promotion from the Aussie airline. See how you can boost your chances of winning. READ MORE   ‘Sick b******s’: Mad Max star’s gruesome 36kg act Logie-winning actor Lachy Hulme has revealed more about his “full on” role in the latest Mad Max film and his special bond with Chris Hemsworth. READ MORE   Weed sprayer spotted ‘grumpy fella’ on a ‘mission’ A weed sprayer has recalled the moment a “grumpy fella” — believed to be missing camper Russell Hill — sped past him in the Wonnangatta Valley, “like he was on a mission”. READ MORE   Melbourne Uni working with police on move to evict protesters The university’s deputy vice-chancellor says pro-Palestine protesters “crossed a line” as he warned they could face police action. READ MORE   Three takeaways from the Suns’ slaughter of the Cats Seven Gold Coast Suns went nuclear in a record-breaking night against Geelong in Darwin. See our SuperCoach takeaways and relive the updates here. READ MORE   Today's Paper   Read the edition ➔ Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by the Herald Sun, PO Box 14999, Melbourne VIC 8001, Australia.