AWU ScandalWell, 89 days until the election and the AWU slush fund scandal has raised its ugly head againI see police from the Victorian Fraud Squad have seized boxes of legal documents from Julia Gillard’s former employer, legal firm Slater & Gordon, as part of its ongoing investigations into the affairDetectives want to examine all files relating to legal work done by Julia Gillard, as an employee of the firm, for her then boyfriend, former AWU official Bruce Wilson, and his sidekick Ralph BlewittSo much for Julia Gillard’s claim on Ben Fordham’s show on 7 March that this police investigation had “nothing to do with” herRalph Blewitt alleges Julia Gillard created a false power of attorney document – a document which enabled him to buy a house for Wilson in 1993 with money from the slush fundFormer AWU employee, Wayne Hem, alleges Bruce Wilson handed him $5,000 in the mid 90s and told him to deposit it into Julia Gillard’s bank accountAnd there have also been allegations that a builder approached the AWU seeking payment for renovations carried out at Julia Gillard’s houseJulia Gillard denies receiving any of this money and says she always “witnessed documents properly as a lawyer”Creating a false document is a crime under s83A of the Victorian Crimes ActThe AWU scandal could well emerge again in Parliament this week or next weekThis isn’t over by a long shot

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