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Hotel quarantine security firm sues state over $10m bill for delivery of Easter eggs, gifts, food – The Age
A security company involved in Melbourne’s deadly hotel quarantine outbreak is suing the Victorian government, claiming they were not paid almost $10 million for…
A security company involved in Melbournes deadly hotel quarantine outbreak is suing the Victorian government claiming they were not paid almost $10 million for work including delivering Easter eggs, procuring Mothers Day gifts and helping food deliveries reach guests.
The contractual dispute has erupted between the states Jobs and Justice Department and security firm Unified Security Group, which was hastily retained by the Victorian government to carry out security at 12 quarantine hotels during…
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