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Royal Commission shops further afield

The Heydon Royal Commission has sprung a surprise by calling hearings that will examine activities involving Australia's biggest union, the SDA.

Don't be so reckless, Heydon tells union leader

Royal Commissioner Dyson Heydon has warned CFMEU Queensland branch secretary Michael Ravbar that his view that money from a building industry redundancy trust fund belonged to workers regardless of the "corporate angle" was "reckless", and that trustee directors in his position needed to be careful.

Agius tells Heydon strike pay legal if not paid by employers

A construction industry redundancy fund paid hardship payments to striking workers in 2012 despite objections from the scheme's employer directors that it was possibly illegal and morally wrong, the Heydon Royal Commission has heard.

Jackson accuses Royal Commission of ambush

Former HSU national secretary Kathy Jackson accused the Heydon Royal Commission of ambushing her and requested legal representation this morning after she was questioned over a $50,000 payment to her former husband and her previous evidence to the inquiry.


Jackson back before Royal Commission

Former HSU national secretary Kathy Jackson will return to the witness box at the Heydon Royal Commission on Wednesday to face further questions from counsel assisting the inquiry.


Royal Commission seeks submissions on slush funds

The Heydon Royal Commission is turning its sights on union "relevant entities" - with slush funds "of particular interest" - and has called for submissions on their establishment, funding, conduct and regulation.

Unions to use bargaining to reverse Budget pain

The ACTU has produced a “bargaining toolkit” to help unions to pursue claims to offset Federal Budget measures, including the $7 GP co-payment, a freeze on child care rebates and the re-indexation of fuel excise.