Cross River Rail staff left ‘abandoned’ despite reporting union threats
Workers involved in Queensland’s Cross River Rail project told an inquiry that management failed to act after they reported union-related threats. The allegations concern a 2023 CFMEU-led blockade involving reported threats, weapons and people described as “mercenaries.”
Cross River Rail Queensland CFMEU inquiry workplace threats
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