Labor leader apologises for policy, says union ‘took advantage’
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An inquiry found that the Building Industry Productivity Commission increased costs on several major Queensland transport projects by hundreds of millions of dollars. A labor leader apologized over the policy and said the union had taken advantage.
In its interim report, the inquiry estimated BPIC increased the costs of Cross River Rail, the Centenary Bridge upgrade and Gold Coast light rail by hundreds of millions of dollars.
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