The former union boss spoke to reporters after facing a Melbourne court charged with using a telecommunications device to menace and offend.
John Setka launches tirade against CFMEU administrators after Melbourne court appearance
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Former long-serving CFMEU boss John Setka has faced court in Melbourne over allegations he used a telecommunications device to menace and offend.
The 61-year-old was charged last month over an Instagram post featuring images of the union's former administrator and assistant administrator.
Outside court, Mr Setka made inflammatory remarks about the pair.
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