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The Age·4 min read·medium

Comanchero Jake Boyer, won work on troubled state prison project

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Nick McKenzie, Lachlan Abbott
Comanchero Jake Boyer, won work on troubled state prison project
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An investigation has revealed that a plastering company linked to gangland figures and former Comanchero bikies secured subcontracts on major Victorian government infrastructure projects. The report highlights concerns over the effectiveness of the government's construction industry clean-up efforts.

Why it matters

It raises serious questions about government oversight and the potential infiltration of organized crime into public infrastructure spending.

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The article focuses on government failure and corruption, which is a common investigative angle for this publication regarding the current state government.

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