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Allegations of violence against women and criminal conduct within the CFMEU referred to federal police

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Workplace relations Minister Murray Watt has referred allegations of violence against women and criminal conduct within the CFMEU to the Federal police. The fresh claims have revived Coalition calls for the construction workers' union to be de-registered and US-style Racketeering laws imposed.
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