Union official in bikie gang: report
Stu-e Corkran wearing a Rebels jumper. Supplied
A high-profile union official for the CFMEU has been named as a member of the Rebels motorcycle gang by Melbourne newspaper the Herald Sun.
Photos have emerged showing shop steward Stu-e Corkran dressed in a Rebels jumper, and with a bikie logo shaved into the back of his hair.
The CFMEU initially denied that Mr Corkran was in a motorcycle club, but later released a statement qualifying the remarks.
"We understood he was not a member," they wrote.
"We are not sure if the photographs establish him as a member.
"We don’t inquire into members' affiliations with other organisations — recreational, political, religious or other."
Mr Corkran has been a significant figure in the union for more than a decade, the newspaper reports.
He won the union's "Biggest Loser" competition three years ago, collecting a $5000 cheque after dropping 20.8kg.
He was charged in connection to the West Gate Bridge demarcation dispute but the charges were dropped in a plea deal.
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