Concrete Gang

Weekly update from CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. The CUB picket and union solidarity with sacked 55; crane death in ACT; hole in Hobart still full of water; eba news.

The weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Div ision. This week Warren, Colin & String Bean talk safety on the job, asbestos & a bobcat saved by luck from an eight floor fall.

Weekly update from the CFMEU Construction Division Victorian branch. This week a look back to the 40th Birthday celebrations, the eba and plenty of scally wags.

The weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. Celebrating 40th Birthday of the Concrete Gang with a reappearance of the original broadcasters. It was all held at the Palace in Port Melbourne on July 11, 2016.

The weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. A little about the 40th Birthday do at the Palace Hotel in Port Melbourne (replay of the event next week's show); the EBA; scallyways and sulks all present.

Weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. Election result, insolvencies, EBA and the do July 11 at the Palace Hotel, South Melbourne.

Weekly update from the Victorian Construction Division of the CFMEU. This week Gorilla picks the music and Warren lays down the law about EBA negotiations. String Bean spills the beans on a phenomenal fall at a construction site in Sydney.

Weekly CFMEU Victorian Construstion division update. Today is a special Radiothon programme to support 3CR.

Weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian/ Tasmanian Construction Division. String Bean went for a swim with the ice blocks in Tasmania bringing back some news from sites down there; Warren tells you what to do to get the EBA finalized; Gorilla lets us know about up coming events - Live Radiothon show June 19th (call in 419 0155) & Hotel Palace 40th gig on July 11. All of them have scallywags to out.

Weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. An EBA update, site news and scallywags galore.

Weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. The big Wednesday meeting about the EBM offer. Scallewags and Sulkie-la-las included.

This weeks the Concrete Gang are joined by Lisa and Jo to talk about the Anna Strewart skills advancement course for women unionists. Jo has been going around construction sites with Gorilla to see how things really happen in the real world. Important news about the eba and the upcoming membership meeting at Festival Hall.

The weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. This week lots of scallywags and notice of 40h anniversary event on July 11 at the Palace Hotel. Special note that the show will be live on Sunday June 19th for the Radiothon. The boys are eager for listeners to call in.

Weekly show from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. This week an eba update, scallywags and sulky-la--la awards given.

The weekly update from the CFMEU Victorian Construction Division. This week some EBA news and featuring scagglewag of the week.

Weekly news from & affecting construction industry from the Victorian CFMEU construction branch. This week the wall collapse in Norht Melbourne kicks the show off.

Warren, Rabbit and the Sting Bean talk constuction news, political stoushes and big end of town caught out with their pants down in this weeks edition of CFMEU Victoria's award winning Concrete Gang.

With the news of the Panama Papers  Warren is betting there will be more miscreants dug up from the construction industry to come this week. The big news for the Victorian branch of construction at the CFMEU this week was the non payment of workers at the Lend Lease site at Bendigo Hospital. The Workers took it to the offices of Lend Lease. Hear what the boys have to say.

News from the Victorian CFMEU Construction Division. With a short week because of Easter the boys prove their mettle by having a full breakfast plate of news from the sector this week.

Weekly update from the Victorian CFMEU Construction Division. This week join Warren, Gorilla and Sting Bean for EBA news, site news and the politics that beset the building industry.