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Second contractor suspended as bikie allegations spread in Adelaide megaproject

Cleaning company Lyla suspended from South Australia's $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington road project over links to recruitment agency Career Boss.

Career Boss, a recruitment agency, lost its contract with South Australia's $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington road project. The company did not tell the project about a legal dispute with one of its owners.

Court papers allege bikie Jamie Brown pressured owners to give up their stake in Career Boss. Career Boss and Brown both say this is false.

The case is still in court. The problem has spread: cleaning company Lyla is now off the project because one of its owners has a stake in Career Boss.

The state government says the project will not be harmed.

$15.4 billion
Project value
Career Boss, Lyla
Suspended companies
Jamie Brown
Alleged figure
Rob Cammarano
Shareholder accuser

Why it mattersSouth Australia's largest infrastructure project is facing contractor problems and alleged criminal involvement that could delay or increase costs.

AustraliaDelays or cost blowouts on the North-South Corridor's final section could push back one of Adelaide's most critical infrastructure priorities.

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