Canberra Institute of Technology ordered to pay over $2 million to abandoned consultant contractor

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Canberra Institute of Technology ordered to pay over $2 million to abandoned consultant contractor

Nov. 16, 2024 - 08:51 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The Canberra Institute of Technology has been ordered to pay up, over an abandoned $5 million contract with consultant company Think Garden. The company's owner Patrick Hollingworth took the CIT to court after a review of its value for money.