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Cbus board still considering CFMEU directors

BY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | THURSDAY, 14 NOV 2024 12:13PM

Fronting a Senate hearing today, Cbus chief executive Kristian Fok said the fund's board is still considering whether it will appoint the replacement directors nominated by the CFMEU back in September.

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