Construction bosses are claiming they’re being hunted like spies—GPS trackers on their cars, drones hovering, even their pets caught in the crosshairs—all tied to a fiery inquiry into the CFMEU and Brisbane’s Centenary Bridge upgrade. A private security chief spilled the beans, saying union leaders allegedly stalked executives, ran red lights to follow them, and dug into their personal lives via emails containing home addresses. He called it unsettling—even compared it to Iraq. Meanwhile, another major corruption probe looms in Victoria, as the union faces administration and attempts to rebuild amid swirling allegations and high-stakes drama.
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