August 27, 2026 — 2:09pm

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A former senior government executive believed her school-aged children were being stalked by CFMEU members and was subjected to expletive name-calling before she resigned, the Queensland inquiry into the union has heard.

Amanda Yeates, formerly the deputy director-general of the Department of Transport and Main Roads, was emotional as she told the inquiry about her dealings with the union’s former leaders Jade Ingham and Michael Ravbar between 2020 and 2022.

Though she had worked for the department for over a…

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