Multiple outlets report that Michael Ravbar, a former boss of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) Queensland branch, resurfaces in Victoria, prompting an investigation by a watchdog. The reports state that Ravbar was sacked from his Queensland leadership role after earlier misconduct and scandal-related issues and that he was also banned from working at other unions. The new Victorian involvement triggers scrutiny over whether the ban has been breached or whether any protections and enforcement mechanisms were followed. The outlets frame the matter as an investigation into Ravbar’s current status and activities within the union movement, focusing on compliance with the earlier restrictions. While the reporting centers on the watchdog’s inquiry, details of the specific Victorian role and the investigation’s outcomes are not provided in the shared summaries. Across the sources, the common elements are Ravbar’s prior removal from CFMEU Queensland leadership, the existence of a ban affecting union work, and the watchdog’s investigation following his reported return in Victoria.