Nick McKenzie, an investigative reporter known for exposing the CFMEU scandal, delves into the alarming infiltration of bikie gangs and organized crime within the construction union. He discusses the historical power dynamics of the CFMEU and the corruption that has compromised its integrity. McKenzie highlights the struggles of whistleblowers and the ongoing impact of these revelations on state projects and the Labour Party. The conversation uncovers systemic issues, urging for accountability and reform within the industry.

Nick McKenzie, an investigative journalist known for exposing corruption within the CFMEU, delves into the chilling realities of organized crime infiltrating the union. He reveals an unsettling alliance between the union and gangland figures, creating a toxic culture across building sites. The discussion touches on the threats faced by union administrator Mark Irving amid political backlash and allegations of complicity among public officials. McKenzie also compares Australia’s woes with global union corruption, laying bare the urgent need for accountability.

Award-winning investigative journalist Nick McKenzie reveals how running alone helps him find solutions and connect with sources in his work. He shares strategies for recording thoughts while running and the benefits of running with others for intimate discussions.