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Robyn Wuth

Taxpayers pay the price for union guerrilla campaign

The boss of a major infrastructure project has lashed the CFMEU for its repeated militant actions. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

A militant union's guerrilla campaign against a state's largest infrastructure project in a decade has cost taxpayers more than half a billion dollars and delayed construction for years. 

Queensland's Commission of Inquiry into the CFMEU resumed on Tuesday, as key witness Cross River Rail Delivery Authority chief executive Graeme Newton took the stand. 

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