A Queensland inquiry investigating alleged financial misconduct within the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) is expanding its scope. The inquiry is examining potential conflicts of interest arising from overlapping roles held by key union figures, which could lead to tax liabilities. Investigators are focusing on the union’s financial practices and governance structures. To bolster the investigation, the inquiry will hear testimony from international experts specializing in criminal governance. The probe aims to determine if financial irregularities occurred and whether these breaches warrant further action. The inquiry’s findings could have significant implications for the CFMEU’s financial standing and future operations.