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Michael Greenfield Resigns from CFMEU NSW Effective Immediately

CFMEU NSW < 1 mins read

Michael Greenfield today advised the CFMEU NSW Executive that he will step down as Assistant Secretary of the branch effective immediately. His decision comes in response to weeks of sensationalised media reporting and relentless government scrutiny, which has placed unbearable pressure on his family.

Michael Greenfield said, “I have always maintained my innocence in relation to bribery charges brought against me three years ago in 2021. I have spent the last three years defending myself while also upholding my duties as the Assistant Secretary of the CFMEU.

“Attempts to inflate and agitate matters that have been public knowledge since 2021, and frequently the subject of media scrutiny, are insincere and undermine my right to presumed innocence.

“As this matter is before the court and given the strict suppression orders and enforceable undertakings in relation to prosecution material, I will not make any further comment.

“Today I advised the CFMEU that I tender my resignation from holding office and my employment with the Union.

“The extreme pressure that my family has been placed under due to the extreme Government and media bias has left me no choice but to step down to protect my family.”


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