The British multinational will no longer run immigration detention centres, ending a partnership that has been riddled with claims of violence, drug trade, neglect and understaffing. The British multinational will no longer run immigration detention centres, ending a partnership that has been riddled with claims of violence, drug trade, neglect and understaffing. Politics / Federal Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
Australia quietly ditches $4.6b detention contract with scandal-plagued Serco
