Youth offender program provider accused of misappropriating public funds
Namu Collective was awarded a contract last year for the government's "staying on track" program to stop youth offenders from falling back into the cycle of crime.
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Youth offender program provider Namu Collective referred to authorities over alleged misappropriation of public fundsSBy Sarah RichardsTopic:State and Territory GovernmentFri 26 Jun 2026 at 4:55pmFri 26 Jun 2026 at 4:55pmFri 26 Jun 2026 at 4:55pmThe youth justice department has referred Namu Collective to authorities, including the Crime and Corruption Commission. (Supplied)In short: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.What's next?Youth Justice Minister Laura Gerber says she would provide further updates to state…
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