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Youth offender program provider accused of misappropriating public funds
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- The youth justice department has referred Namu Collective to authorities, including the Crime and Corruption Commission.
- The Queensland youth justice department has referred Namu Collective to authorities over alleged misappropriation of public funds.
- The company had been awarded a contract for the government's "staying on track" program last year.
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The youth justice department has referred Namu Collective to authorities, including the Crime and Corruption Commission. (Supplied)
The Queensland youth justice department has referred Namu Collective to authorities over alleged misappropriation of public funds.
The company had been awarded a contract for the government's "staying on track" program last year.
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