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Killing off the building watchdog may not be the win unionists want

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Australia’s controversial building industry watchdog is earmarked for the chopping block. But federal industrial relations minister Tony Burke has started by pulling a few of its teeth.

He’s used his ministerial powers to gut the code of conduct empowering the Australian Building and Construction Commission to wage war against...

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