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Why we may never know the truth behind this twisted $73m wreck
The problems with a local infrastructure project symbolise wider issues facing commercial construction industry.
Michael BlebyDeputy property editorThe woes of Australian construction can be summed up in the story of a $73 million public gym and swimming pool project that collapsed last October in Melbourne’s inner-eastern Kew.
About 10pm on October 20 the steel-trussed roof fell in, with a crash locals said sounded like an explosion. Twisted metal members that were to have held up the roof fell inwards from both sides.
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