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Offshore workers in limbo after Cash humbled

THE Abbott government's bad run has continued with the Federal Court rejecting what the Maritime ...

Haydn Black
Offshore workers in limbo after Cash humbled

The case will have major implications for the $200 billion offshore construction sector which accounts for some $28 billion of economic activity. Hundreds of overseas sourced workers in Australia's booming...

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