Steven Deer put false details on invoices to try to recoup $20,000 he spent on new cars for the union’s training unit.
Former head of CFMEU training ‘out of pocket’ despite invoices fraud
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- WAtoday Former head of CFMEU training ‘out of pocket’ despite invoices fraud
- The West Australian Ex-CFMEU training head fined for fraudulent invoices
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The West Australian
Ex-CFMEU training head fined for fraudulent invoices
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Brisbane Times
Former head of CFMEU training ‘out of pocket’ despite invoices fraud
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The Age
Former head of CFMEU training ‘out of pocket’ despite invoices fraud
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The Sydney Morning Herald
Former head of CFMEU training ‘out of pocket’ despite invoices fraud
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