yep, it's on the front page again after the ETU has been accussed of breaching it's rules by giving nsw labor half a million dollars and "forgetting" to record that fact.

the clanger is that nsw labor was so bad at running it's budget it couldn't pay it's staff so the union chucked them a cool half mil.

the irony doesn't stop there,

it is alleged that Sam Dastyari who is now a Federal Labor Senator and the face of Labor's business transparency drive, chairing inquiries into financial advice, tax avoidance and foreign bribery requested the loan

and allegedly Burnie Riordan who was appointed by Bill Shorten to Fairwork Australia and who is responsible for, among other things, helping unions 'with compliance and governance obligations' approved the loan as the head of the ETU.

not to mention in another incidence the CFMEU in Victoria has been fined $40,000 for coercion and illegal lockouts.


that's disgraceful, Labour really does appear to be corrupt through and through. I think to date nearly every major union in Australia has been found guilty of or is under investigation for miss using it's members money.