The near-empty Christmas Island facility has cost the federal government almost $27 million since it was reopened last year.
A phosphate mining company has scooped-up a $20 million “facilities management” contract at the Christmas Island detention centre for the next three years.
CI Resources Limited is an ASX-listed company with mining and agricultural interests on Christmas Island, a remote Australian territory in the Indian Ocean.
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