Over 80,000 workers to walk off job in Melbourne protest
CFMEU protests continue in Sydney and Melbourne CBDs
Thousands of furious construction workers have again taken to the streets of Sydney and Melbourne. It’s the second time this month that they've protested against the government's decision to force the construction arm of their scandal-plagued union into administration.
Thousands walk off the job: CFMEU stages major protest in Melbourne and Sydney
Thousands of workers in Sydney and Melbourne have taken to the streets to protest the forced administration of the controversial CFMEU, but some vicious chanting has debased an otherwise peaceful demonstration.
Thousands of blue collar workers walk off the job in Sydney and Melbourne as four unions protest CFMEU treatment
CFMEU protesters have begun flooding the streets of Melbourne and Sydney, with tens of thousands expected to walk of the job to protest the government's treatment of the roque union.
Thousands of Australian workers join protests against govt takeover of construction union
SYDNEY: Thousands of Australian workers on Wednesday walked off job sites to join protests against the federal government's crackdown on a major construction trade union.
CFMEU protests continue after government's administration decision fallout
Thousands of construction workers have staged a second round of mass rallies in Sydney and Melbourne, protesting the CFMEU administration. It comes as the government announced a meeting between ministers,
Protest in Melbourne sees thousands rally following CFMEU's construction division being placed into administration
Matt's footage offers a glimpse of a recent protest in Melbourne, where thousands marched in unison. "Thousands of union members rallied for a second time following the construction division of the Construction,
Australia: Construction Workers Protest In Melbourne And Sydney Over CFMEU Administration
Tens of thousands of construction workers flooded streets of Melbourne and Sydney on Wednesday, September 18 to protest over government’s decision of placing CFMEU’s construction section under administration.
Hundreds of workers join CFMEU rally in Brisbane
The construction industry was brought to a halt in Brisbane today as hundreds of workers rallied in support of the CFMEU.
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