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Police Raid CFMEU Headquarters

Five people were taken into custody as detectives executed six warrants in a probe into corruption, secret commissions and alleged bikie links.

  • On Monday, Victoria Police's Taskforce Hawk raided the CFMEU's Elizabeth Street headquarters in Melbourne, executing warrants at six addresses and taking five people into custody for interview.
  • Investigators are examining Tyrone Little, a former Mongols outlaw bikie gang vice-president, over allegations he offered inducements to serving CFMEU officials to advance his business consultancy.
  • Taskforce Hawk, established in June 2024 to investigate criminal conduct and bikie infiltration on government projects, is conducting its first secret commissions investigation into building industry wrongdoing.
  • The CFMEU confirmed awareness of the police operation but declined further comment as this remains a live police matter, with Victoria Police promising additional details later Monday.
  • Victoria Police is expanding its focus from investigating suspects to gathering evidence for the promised royal commission into the building industry, positioning the inquiry to examine systemic issues across Victoria's infrastructure projects.
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Police raid CFMEU headquarters

The headquarters of one of the nation’s most powerful unions has been raided by Victoria Police.

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CFMEU headquarters raided by detectives

Five men have been arrested in a raid on the CFMEU headquarters in Melbourne.

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CFMEU headquarters raided in secret-commissions probe

Detectives from Victoria Police’s corruption-busing Taskforce Hawk executed warrants at six addresses and arrested five officials.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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