The CFMEU wanted a company sacked. Then, Stephen got a call from the government
- Posted on July 13, 2026
- By The Age
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In brief
A whistleblower from Victoria's Health Building Authority has revealed how union pressure led to government intervention in a major hospital construction project. The case highlights potential conflicts of interest when external organizations influence public sector procurement decisions. This disclosure raises questions about transparency in government-directed projects and the appropriate balance between union advocacy and administrative independence in healthcare infrastructure development.
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The CFMEU wanted a company sacked. Then, Stephen got a call from the government
A former executive director of the Victorian Health Building Authority has blown the whistle on government intervention on a major hospital redevelopment.
