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An investigation by the Office of Procurement Regulation has found a $3.48 billion housing project was pushed forward despite questions about whether contractors could secure the financing needed to deliver it, while a key supplier flagged as actually being insolvent still qualified for contracts.
The findings came from a July 1, 2026, inquiry report by the Office of Procurement Regulation (OPR), which Guardian Media has possession of.
Former Housing Minister and MP for Trincity/Maloney referenced the report in her budget contribution to the Lower House on Friday.
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