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Heydon will consider bias claims on Friday

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imageRoyal commissioner Dyson Heydon's position is untenable, according to Labor Senate leader Penny Wong.Joel Carrett/AAP

The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) will ask the royal commissioner into trade union corruption, Dyson Heydon, to disqualify himself – an application he will hear on Friday.

The ACTU advised the commission on...

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