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'A bit rude': Barristers bicker as gangland figures discussed at CFMEU inquiry

abc.net.au · 11d

'A bit rude': Barristers bicker as gangland figures discussed at CFMEU inquiry

Geoffrey Watson SC fronted the inquiry in Brisbane on Friday and faced combative questioning by Simon Wilson KC, acting for a trade group linked to underworld identity, Mick Gatto.

First report: CFMEU organiser urinated on bathroom floor to ‘make a point’, inquiry told smh.com.au, 14d

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