A Federal Police photograph of workers’ cramped living conditions in a Safari Place property.
Camera IconA Federal Police photograph of workers’ cramped living conditions in a Safari Place property. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Worker quit amid condition concerns

Elizabeth Fabri, Joondalup TimesWanneroo Times

The man approached the Times last week as police continued to investigate links between a labour provider and a multi-faceted Carabooda-based business linked to illegal foreign workers and alleged money laundering.

The man, who did not want to be named, was working alongside the out-sourced workers on a farm in the Wanneroo district when he learnt about their living conditions before quitting his job and approaching the Australian Crime Commission.

‘When I had my last meeting with ACC officers, they promised me they would do something about it,’ he said.

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He said he visited where workers were staying in Safari Place, Carabooda.

‘All places that I visited were dirty and living conditions were bad; nobody deserves to live there,’ he said.