Australian Federal Police conduct raid on former union official's Keilor residence
Police from the Australian Federal Police searched the Keilor home of ex-CFMEU official John Perkovic as part of a corruption probe into Victoria's building sector.
Early this morning, a team of Australian Federal Police officers, accompanied by a sniffer dog, entered the Keilor property of former Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union figure John Perkovic. Investigators examined the backyard and the area beneath a black Range Rover parked in the driveway. Perkovic left the premises shortly after the search began. He had served as a union organiser for more than ten years and was promoted to deputy leader after the union entered administration in 2024, before being dismissed in October 2025 over corruption allegations.
Why it matters
The raid highlights ongoing scrutiny of alleged corruption within a powerful Australian construction union.
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