Here it is - Bill's mess - Shorten was the candidate for the parliamentary seat - he was up to his neck in it (the creation of false records) - and this is the only instance he ever did? Yea right - it was common practice).
54. The first such common theme is the propensity for the creation of false records. This has occurred across numerous case studies. To take some examples, as noted above in the Thiess John Holland case study, an arrangement was entered into between the AWU and a Thiess John Holland joint venture pursuant to which $110,000 a year for the three year term of the East Link project was paid by Thiess John Holland to the AWU in many cases disguised by false invoices. In the Unibuilt case study, an employee was falsely described as a research officer for a labour hire company when in fact he was working as an electoral officer for a candidate for a Parliamentary seat. In the Winslow case study a series of false invoices were sent over a number of years claiming payment for training when in truth money was being sought for the payment of membership fees
