Home Affairs rebuked over Paladin's $532m contract
The Auditor-General has rebuked the Department of Home Affairs for handing little-known security company, Paladin, a $532 million refugee services contract on Manus Island, saying taxpayers did not receive "value for money".
The audit into Australia's offshore-processing regime, released on Thursday, found the department's own chief financial officer had raised concerns about the Paladin contract being "high risk".
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