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CFMEU members could be expelled from union over Melbourne vaccine mandate protests - Vimarsana News

CFMEU members could be expelled from union over Melbourne vaccine mandate protests

Secretary John Setka says those responsible should ‘hang their heads in shame’ as officials study rally footage

Secretary John Setka says at least a dozen CFMEU protesters will be 'expelled' from the union following violent rally in Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Secretary John Setka says at least a dozen CFMEU protesters will be 'expelled' from the union following violent rally in Melbourne

CFMEU Secretary John Setka says protesters who descended on the Melbourne headquarters will be “expelled from the union” after the violent demonstrations led to a two-week pause on construction and became a superspreading event.

Construction sites reopening as Melbourne marks record daily case numbers - Vimarsana News

Construction sites reopening as Melbourne marks record daily case numbers

Melbourne’s construction workers will return to worksites from today with strict COVID-19 protocols in place.

Anti-vaccine rioters who attacked CFMEU office in Melbourne infected at least 37 people with Covid - Vimarsana News

Anti-vaccine rioters who attacked CFMEU office in Melbourne infected at least 37 people with Covid

Among those infected from the rallies which saw the city stand still at the end of last month include elderly parents, young children and two babies, the union confirmed on Tuesday.

Victoria's construction sites are back, but some tradies face another wait - Vimarsana News

Victoria's construction sites are back, but some tradies face another wait

Workers will return from Monday, but construction industry leaders are seeking further guidance for tradespeople still locked out of work.