I don’t have live access to current news feeds in this chat, but I can share the latest publicly known context up to my last update and suggest how to get the most recent information.
Brief answer
- As of mid-2024, the CFMEU in South Australia (CFMEU SA) had been affected by broader federal actions placing the union’s construction arm under administration, with ongoing coverage of how wage agreements and ongoing industrial actions were being handled in various states. For the very latest developments specific to South Australia, please check reputable Australian news outlets and the CFMEU SA’s official channels.
Context and background
- The CFMEU’s construction division faced significant administrative actions around 2024, with reports of administration and related governance changes affecting multiple state branches, including South Australia. This affected public communications, wage negotiations, and member relations during the administration period. For precise details on timelines and outcomes in SA, refer to recent local reporting and the CFMEU SA site.[2][3][4][7]
Where to look for the latest SA-specific updates
- CFMEU SA official website and SA news pages for statements, notices, and campaign updates.[7][10]
- South Australian mainstream outlets (e.g., ABC News Australia, The Guardian Australia, local Adelaide press) for SA-focused coverage and any state government interactions.
- CFMEU SA social media channels or newsletters for timely statements and member information.
Illustrative examples of what to verify
- Whether SA-specific wage deals or EBAs (enterprise bargaining agreements) have been approved or renegotiated under the administration process.
- Any SA government or industry body statements about Whyalla, steelworks, or major SA construction projects in the context of CFMEU activity.
- Any changes to leadership or administration status within CFMEU SA, including timelines and next steps for members.
If you’d like, I can perform a quick search for the most recent SA-specific updates and summarize them with citations. I can also tailor the search to a particular SA city or project if you have one in mind.
Sources
The South Australian Branch of the CFMEU welcomes the announcement today by the federal and state governments of support for the Whyalla steelworks transformation. You've gotta love an RDO and you've gotta love an RDO calendar! Click here to view the Notice of Publication Members, to read the updated statement from CFMEU National Secretary Zach Smith, please click here
sa.cfmeu.orgCampaigns CFMEU SA We represent 100,000+ construction workers, and protect and improve lives by upholding health and safety standards and fighting for decent wages and conditions.
sa.cfmeu.orgElectrical Trades Union secretary says it's 'appalling' that agreements struck before the CFMEU was placed into administration 'aren't getting through' the FWC
www.theguardian.comFederal Labor has cut ties with the construction arm of the CFMEU - aka the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union.
www.thesquiz.com.auHome CFMEU SA We represent 100,000+ construction workers, and protect and improve lives by upholding health and safety standards and fighting for decent wages and conditions.
sa.cfmeu.orgNews Centre
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