Multiple outlets report that a labour hire company, described as having links to a murder case, is no longer operating after its licence is revoked. The reports say the company was secretly managing arrangements to put workers onto a large construction project, rather than operating with the transparency expected under its licensing obligations. In addition, the outlets state the firm had previously received support through a state government program aimed at promoting women’s participation in construction work. While that program involvement is reported as a factor in the company’s access to support, the sources agree that the firm’s licence is now torn up, indicating regulators have taken action over its conduct and compliance. The coverage focuses on the connection between the alleged wrongdoing and the company’s staffing role on mega-projects, as well as the government program support it received before its licence was revoked. The reports do not provide full details in the excerpts provided, but they consistently describe the same sequence: secret management of worker placement, prior government support, and eventual licence revocation.