Rugby World Cup security firm put into receivership
Rush Security has a history of financial difficulty.
A former Olympic athlete with a chequered business history has mysteriously left his controversial security firm but is vowing to return.
The company, Rush Security, has been placed in receivership owing $1.5 million to a finance company. FE Investments made the application for receivership,
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Campbell Gibson
Mon, 31 Oct 2016
Mon, 31 Oct 2016
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Rugby World Cup security firm put into receivership
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