17-03-92 |
Locals concerned the Accident and Death Fund was being used to buy property and office equipment with the funds they paid into the fund. |
18-03-92 |
Boulder fund suspended |
15-05-92 |
Bruce Wilson and Julia Gillard go to a meeting with the miners in Kalgoorlie |
18-05-92 |
AWU announce it is taking over the fund at Boulder paper article |
13-02-93 |
Contract of sale signed by Bruce Wilson |
13-02-93 |
Purchase of 85 Kerr Street Fitzroy by Julia Gillard and B Wilson who attended the Auction |
13-02-93 |
blewitt-getting-his-addres.html Purchase of 85 Kerr Street Fitzroy by Julia Gillard and Bruce Wilson who attended the Auction |
15-02-93 |
Letter to Slater & Gordon about the 1/85 Kerr Street sale |
15-02-93 |
Ralph Blewitt is appointed Western Australian Branch Secretary in the week 15 to 19 February |
16-02-93 |
Olive Brosnan and Heidi chasing up the Power of Attorney - notes |
17-02-93 |
Olive Brosnan makes this further note regarding Heidi, a sales person with the Real Estate firm GA Thomson. Note that Heidi returns the call and says that she will let Olive Brosnan have the original Power of Attorney (when she gets it?) and will need a certified copy in return |
22-02-93 |
Slater and Gordon acknowledges that it has received the Contract of Sale, Section 32 Statement and the Power of Attorney from GA Thomson. |
23-02-93 |
Olive Brosnan certifies Power of Attorney |
3-03-93 |
A memo from Sylvia to Olive Brosnan about the application for the loan for Ralph Blewitt and the Kerr Street property |
4-03-93 |
Letter/fax from Hewitt & Company stating Ralph Blewitt Wages Ref VB/CS |
9-03-93 |
Memo to Olive Brosnan from Sylvia about the loan approval and the return of the chq for $500 from Ralph Blewitt’s personal account |
10-03-93 |
Letter from Slater & Gordon addressed to Ralph Blewitt explaining mortgage details Page 1, Page 2, Page 3 |
10-03-93 |
Memo Julia Gillard wants details of penalty interest rates |
12-03-93 |
Memo to Julia Gillard from Olive Brosnan about penalty interest rates |
17-03-93 |
Memo of fees for house - Bill of costs |
18-03-93 |
Letter to Ralph Blewitt requesting Cheque for $67,772.30 |
18-03-93 |
The cheque for $67,772.30 |
22-03-93 |
Settlement date for Kerr Street purchase |
23-03-93 |
Land Transfer document |
31-03-94 |
Dawesville project costs |
Aug-Sept 94 |
Julia Gillard went on holidays while Bruce Wilson organised house renovations |
Aug-Sept 94 |
Interview with Slater & Gordon about the Renovations |
6-02-95 |
New bank accounts for Construction Fund |
17-02-95 |
AWU-FIME amalgamate (2 Victorian Branches) |
12-04-95 |
Cheque from AWU WRAI account $46,550 |
27-04-95 |
Cheque for $15000 - $10 000 for K Spyridis and $5000 cash |
30-06-95 |
AWU went back to central funding arrangements |
25-07-95 |
Letter from Robert Smith (AWU) to Ian Cambridge and Steve Harrison about the unknown AWU bank accounts |
27-07-95 |
Letter to the National Executives about the freezing of the accounts |
2-08-95 |
Union National Finance committee meet to discuss what was going on start of investigations into the frozen accounts |
4-08-95 |
Bob Smith wrote to Ian Cambridge to say the AWU was going to charge Bruce Wilson |
10-08-95 |
Ian Cambridge visits QC Richard Kenzie from Maurice Blackburn for discussions to fix it (get union money back) |
14-08-95 |
Internal Review into Julia Gillard’s involvement of the AWU -WRA and she is put on restricted duties |
14/15 Aug 95 |
Other Joint secretaries of the Unions paid out the signatories of the accounts - hand writing on the cheques Link 1 Link 2 |
16-08-95 |
Bruce Wilson redundancy cheque $55,204 |
17-08-95 |
Letter to stop the cheques Ian Cambridge |
17/18 Aug 95 |
All accounts were closed bar 2 general and grants accounts and redundancies given out |
18-08-95 |
Affidavit - Bill Ludwig - Bruce Wilson get sprung |
11-09-95 |
Julia Gillard interviewed by Geoff Shaw, Peter Gordon and Nick Styant-Browne at Slater and Gordon - It’s recorded and she goes on leave of Absence until May 96 (WA AWU-WRA not yet discovered by AWU yet) |
31-01-96 |
Ian Cambridge addresses AWU Qld Branch meeting |
3-04-96 |
Ian Cambridge talked with Commonwealth Bank - Diary entry - Discovery of Workplace Reform Association INC. WA branch |
6-05-96 |
Discovery of Accounts in AWU name by Ian Cambridge letter from Commonwealth Bank |
7-05-96 |
Fax from Com bank listing the accounts in the AWU name - for Ian Cambridge |
1-06-96 |
Newspaper article about Joe Trio and the AWU fraud article from sometime in 1996 |
3-06-96 |
Ian Cambridge received bank records after the discussions with the bank back in April Ian Cambridge spoke to AWU Officials in Perth and they never heard of the Workplace Reform Association Inc. |
5-07-96 |
Diary entry Ian Cambridge - spoke to Branch Official Russell Frearson about the $400,000 going through the account |
31-07-96 |
Geoff Shaw Slater & Gordon General Manager gets Subpoena to supply all documents relating to purchase of 1/85 Kerr Street |
13-08-96 |
Court proceeding where Geoff Shaw is to produce the documents from the Subpeona Link 1, Link 2 |
6-01-97 |
Memo from Investigating Detective Dave McAlpine about the AWU fraud |
6-02-97 |
Memo to fraud squad from Theiss stating they hadn’t been defrauded Link 1, Link 2, Link 3, Link 4 |
17-02-98 |
Memo fraud squad about Theiss - Ralph Blewitt said Theiss auditors required that the WRA needed to be Inc. |
Cart before the horse there Albo. It doesn’t pay to count chickens before they hatch as Liebor is prone to do.
Hopefully neither will get within a bull’s roar of parliament.
Posted by: Val | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 03:48 PM
What a manlet.
Posted by: Truth-in-Footnotes | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 03:52 PM
He will br shivering in his shoes, if he decides to come back, if we have had a change of Government, and um, if it’s a wet and windy day, and , um if they shut 5he roof.
Posted by: nancy | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 03:52 PM
Does anybody else get the feeling Albo is deliberately sabotaging himself?
Posted by: tomdundas | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 03:55 PM
Let's hope the up-himself prick never gets to be PM.
The fact that he enthusiastically endorses the Labor premiers and leaders Dictator Dan, Pluckachook, McClown, and Gunner over Covid policy says all that needs to be said about Albo.
Not that Morrison is much better; I don't think he has uttered a word of protest or criticism even against Dictator Dan's most egregious and arbitrary excesses here in Victoria.
Posted by: Not on the Left | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 03:56 PM
Conceited little brothel creeper, he’ll come unstuck, same as Billy the rapist, ‘I’m the next Prime Minister of Australia’.
Posted by: Justcruising | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:01 PM
I don't know I believe he is a bit behind..
This puff up your chest piece goes on a piece of the past, that no linger exists and if Novak is in a 3 yr ban from Australia if Albo was to win that would still be in place..
Reminds one of a little dog that acts all vicious if sees another dog, but if it comes near it runs and hides beh8nd its owner..mine does that all bark no bite..
In the playground of life it is the soul that threatens and doesn't follow through as they are shit scared to express their true feelings..
It also shows us that these politicians have no new ideas or solutions forcthe chaos they have already created because they can't speak the truth in fear of being deplatformed. They not building the new they wish to rebuild from where they started to be destroyed by the lightforce, we will not be going back into darkness thanks..
Still ferls soul has something heavy on the chest, my heart was racing before, upgrades again with the magnetic grid and crystallineas it also shifts in synchronicity with collective energy...love and light xx
Posted by: Michelle Two | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:06 PM
No Tomdundas, he is just a typical brainless, bullshyting big mouth nonothing, and boy have I meet heaps of them in my 75 years, that dosen't know shyite from clay, suffring from delusions of adequacy (Grandeur would be would be too much).
Posted by: Rusty of Qld | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:35 PM
Well I hope this trend continues and he finds himself on the wrong side of public opinion. Again.
'Upwards of 100,000 booster appointments not filled'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3XSPyEV2oc
Posted by: underminder | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:35 PM
They haven't even given us an election date, why are they already campaigning and when was the last time they spoke to real people..
An AC poll they are in b8g troublein little China..hope they aren't relying on Dominion results as a lot can happen between now and an election..
Wildcard is it coming in soon, hope so.love and light xx
https://youtu.be/4Y334iAOv5k
Posted by: Michelle Two | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:41 PM
Albo just lost the Serbian votes
Posted by: Stan | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:41 PM
So Boofhead thinks he's up for the top job after the election? If the people wake up and learn to use their votes correctly, I reckon he and Scomo will be both looking for something to fill in their time.
Posted by: Capt Baz | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:48 PM
Therapeutic Albo would get rolled by SHORT WILLY forces if he became PM.
Haha 'widely respected' ARDERN has approval rating of just 35%. People sick of her turning NZ into hermit nation and as a result inflation through the roof and rates are rising there.
https://www.news.com.au/sport/tennis/australian-open/nick-kyrgios-is-absolutely-kidding-himself-and-pat-rafter-knows-it/news-story/2099a78736764c61d17cc1644cf10124
Posted by: ShortWellah | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:53 PM
Here are the guidelines for an election..21 May 2022 sounds like a plan they can't go back into emergency powers mode because, the nations around the world are ending the pandemic propaganda mandates, so changes are coming be patient..love and light xx
Timing_for_the_2022_federal_election
With 2021 rapidly drawing to a close, it seems probable that the next federal election will happen in the first half of 2022.
The timing for federal elections is determined by a combination of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (the Act) and the Australian Constitution. The exact technicalities are discussed in detail in a Parliamentary Library publication; however, the abbreviated version is that, if the Government intends to hold a normal (House of Representatives and half-Senate) federal election, election day must be no later than 21 May 2022.
The Act requires at least 33 days between the issue of the writ (the writ is an instruction to the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) to hold an election) and polling day (although it can be as long as 68 days after Parliament is dissolved). As the election date is generally not known until the Prime Minister calls an election, the election campaign generally happens in the period between the issue of the writs and polling day. Election day must be a Saturday, so it is possible to determine the last possible day on which an election must be called to be held on a certain day
Posted by: Michelle Two | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:55 PM
Yes, you got it in one Capt Baz.
" If the people wake up and learn to use their votes correctly..."
"PUT THE MAJOR PARTIES LAST" on your ballot papers, it's that simple.
Posted by: Gene | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 04:58 PM
Good old “sink the slipper” albo .John Cleese has more chance of being PM than that low life piece of shit!
Posted by: Raymond | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:00 PM
Please start measuring for new curtains and book the removalists. Call Bill for the contact numbers.
Posted by: Russell | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:18 PM
It gives greater insight what Labor policy will be to ANYONE not vaccinated even if they are Australian and at home.
He will go totally against anyone not vaccinated.
Posted by: Philip | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:33 PM
Get over yourself Albo!!
Posted by: Julie of Geelong | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:35 PM
What gets me is if he becomes PM he’ll bring his girlfriend (who no one knows anything about) with him to The Lodge to be First Lady on the Tax Payers of Australia’s teat!!
Posted by: Julie of Geelong | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:41 PM
Looks like he’s dressing for the part - but specs to make one look intelligent didn’t work Juliar G mate, remember that.
Posted by: Robbo | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:48 PM
Hes not called "Therapeutic Albo" for nothing
The vaccines are also "therapeutic" aand also administered with a small prick
Sorry-couldnt resist
Posted by: Charlotte | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:51 PM
Andrews hasn't asked for advice on booster shots
Brett Sutton says the Premier hasn't requested public health advice on mandated boosters, despite repeatedly calling for them.
Thats what stupid dicktators do
Commie Dan isnt a fricking doctor
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“Mark McGowan’s lockdown firestorm
Enough is enough. The nation’s chiefs and sport stars are fed up with WA leader Mark McGowan’s bumbling Covid lockdown rules.
Waiting for the riots...
Posted by: Charlotte | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:55 PM
Maybe he should ring Arnie and tell him he is going to be the next Prime Minister of Australia...I'm sure Bill Shorten can pass on his number.
Posted by: Terry | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 05:57 PM
Croatian Stjepan Hauser plays a stirring rendition of "Nessun Dorma" with a human touch.
Stirring........and, hopefully, symbolic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGax96Snt00
Posted by: CountryBumpkin | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 06:09 PM
ALBO CHEATING the system for housing allowances.
Labor leader Anthony Albanese has refused to ban MPs from claiming a $291-a-night allowance to stay in their own apartment in Canberra if elected, a practice that has allowed scores of MPs to pay off their mortgages.
Canberra is the only capital city where federal MPs can choose to pocket their travel allowance (TA), even if they are staying at a house they own outright, as is the case for Mr Albanese, or at an apartment owned by a spouse.
Mr Albanese was probed about the politician’s perk on Melbourne radio on Monday after news.com.au revealed he was claiming travel allowance to stay in his own flat.
https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/mps-paid-thousands-to-stay-in-their-own-homes-under-travel-allowance-rules/news-story/0c5867cca72f5b5d2995663bbdd03de3
** Albo will look after himself first **
Posted by: Philip | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 06:14 PM
Theraputic Albo and Therapist Bull Shitten...
Posted by: Charlotte | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 06:18 PM
Obviously you are unfamiliar with the term 'Vaxxed brain'...unlike you, I have come across bewildering manifestations of this concept for the past 11 months & this is after dealing with people one on one for the last couple of decades years..funny that ..what on earth changed last year.
Aside from the above, the 3 major parties here have obviously decided that its now the Labor/Greens turn this time around, in this theatrical game that they all play tweedle-dum, Tweedle-dee with the comatose Australian public who just like Fidel Trudeau now in hiding somewhere in Canada, trust the science.
Heard last night that a mate's mate's kid in Kerang here in Vic is in ICU with severe myocarditis, 3 days after the jab obviously totally unconnected....IMO opinion this a clear case of parental child abuse/neglect on the level with getting yr known pedophile uncle to look after the kids while you go out for a night at the pokies
Posted by: Shane | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 06:44 PM
I bet he was claiming travel allowance while he was attending the Australian Open final with his girlfriend.
In past years he has always had any excuse to be in Melbourne on business whilst the Australian Open was on and claimed travel allowance.
Posted by: Jeff of FNQ | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 07:02 PM
Why is Albanese scared of Djokovic?
Posted by: Denise | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 08:24 PM
The gold card for Phillies and ex pillows, has to go.
All frequent flyer points belong to the taxpayers.
Posted by: Val | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 10:43 PM
Is she the one opening the car doors?
Posted by: Val | Monday, 31 January 2022 at 10:47 PM
Morrison needs a size 10 firmly placed for even allowing this squawking belly-acher to have any idea of being PM. The peoples of Australia should be ashamed of themselves for allowing politicians to be elected time after time that are without upstanding character, that do not display decorum and are not prepared to set ethical and moral standards.
Posted by: Les Brown | Tuesday, 01 February 2022 at 06:21 AM
Things are not great if in a democracy our only two serious choices have pretty much the same values and therefore might as well be the same party. (Didn't the SED in East Germany have some similar kind of ludicrous illusion of a multi-party parliament?)
The solution as others have said is to put the majors last. We need to fire as many as possible of these do-nothings on 6-figure salaries and replace them with honest, hard working people who love Australia. Preferably also who love God.
Posted by: MC | Tuesday, 01 February 2022 at 08:29 AM
Michelle , I read your posts .I speak several languages . The last 3 lines of your above post defy interpretation ..? Enyaw.
Posted by: Enyaw | Tuesday, 01 February 2022 at 09:19 AM
I have no time for Albo and Union controlled Labor however the allowances system is the issue not the MP claimants.
I remember the negative media targeting former Labor PM Keating who had an up market home in Canberra where his family lived while he was Treasurer in the Hawke Government, and when Coalition Treasurer Hockey was given a hard time for owning a Canberra property.
Most people provided with a living away from home allowance would at least consider purchasing a dwelling rather than renting one.
Posted by: Dennis Thompson | Tuesday, 01 February 2022 at 09:36 AM
Well,here in QLD paletchook has built an"Internment camp"to put all those who oppose the"Clotshot"I wonder how they managed to do that in such a short time?????????
Posted by: jelly34 | Tuesday, 01 February 2022 at 09:40 AM