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‘Offensive and unlawful’: Big Build contractors slapped as ex-watchdogs back royal commission

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Nick McKenzie, Lachlan Abbott
‘Offensive and unlawful’: Big Build contractors slapped as ex-watchdogs back royal commission
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Victoria's Labour Hire Commissioner and former anti-corruption officials are calling for a royal commission into the state's $109 billion 'Big Build' infrastructure program. They cite a 'rotten culture' and systemic corruption as reasons for the urgent need for an independent investigation.

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Calls for a royal commission into major public infrastructure projects highlight concerns regarding government accountability and the misuse of taxpayer funds.

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The article focuses heavily on the criticisms of the government, though it reflects the views of official watchdogs.

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