The Queensland government says the CFMEU's violent and disruptive actions cost it $22 million in security, fencing and CCTV.

The construction union faces a fresh inquiry from the Queensland government into alleged bullying and illegal behaviour.

The Crisafulli Government announces a landmark Commission of Inquiry into the CFMEU Queensland branch following bombshell ...

The state government has claimed CFMEU disruption on a critical transport infrastructure project cost taxpayers more than $20 ...

A state inquiry will target violence, misogyny and standover tactics within the CFMEU as a premier vows to fix the building ...

A landmark commission of inquiry will be tasked with exposing and destroying the culture of violence, misogyny and ...

Millions in unexplained cash transfers and missing property sales contracts have been uncovered in a major report exposing the secret financial dealings of Queensland’s CFMEU branches.

Shocking allegations have been made against the Queensland branch of the union this week. But it is no stranger to ...

This is the spotlight needed to bring the CFMEU out of the shadows,” the Premier said on Sunday, days after a report alleged ...

It’s the open secret that festered on Queensland job sites for years. The bombshell CFMEU report leaves many questions unanswered, writes Alex Brewster.

Tougher laws to stamp out the CFMEU’s culture of violence and intimidation will be considered – and many Queenslanders are ...

The CFMEU is the key shareholder in Cbus, one of Australia's biggest industry super funds. A key board member is Dave Noonan, who was previously the CFMEU's construction boss.