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© AAP: Stefan Postles
The CFMEU nationwide govt has thrown its help behind John Setka.
Controversial union boss John Setka has filed for an pressing injunction to stop his expulsion from the Labor Occasion.
The top of the Victorian division of the CFMMEU goes to the state’s Supreme Court docket in a bid to stop a movement to take away him as a delegate over feedback he allegedly made about anti-domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty.
In courtroom paperwork Mr Setka has pleaded for a movement by Labor chief Anthony Albanese to be stopped as a result of expelling him from the celebration would stop him being an efficient advocate for the union and its members.
