Whistleblower Exposes Bikie Gang’s Role in Nauru Security Contract
A former Australian soldier involved in a government deportation plan has called for an inquiry after uncovering that a bikie gang infiltrated a key border security operation.
Background of the Security Operation
Oisin Donohoe was recruited as part of a secretive, taxpayer-funded security operation supporting the Albanese government’s plan to deport certain detainees from Australia to Nauru. This operation began deploying officers from Brisbane last Thursday.
Revelations About the Finks Bikie Gang
During an interview with this publication and 60 Minutes, Donohoe revealed that the Finks bikie gang secured a significant contract to provide security on Nauru. The operation is tasked with managing former immigration detainees set for deportation.
"The Finks gang members, led by their international president Ali Bilal and his associates, are part of the security operation aiding the Albanese and Nauruan governments in controlling the so-called NZYQ cohort."
Donohoe's Response and Government Reaction
Rather than joining his colleagues on the mission to Nauru, Donohoe chose to publicly expose the gang’s involvement. He has expressed frustration that his attempts to alert the government were ignored.
Context of the Deportation Agreement
The Albanese government has made a deal to deport this cohort of detainees to Nauru, continuing Australia's use of the island as a remote border security outpost.
Key Points
- Operation is taxpayer-funded but privately run.
- Former military and law enforcement personnel were recruited.
- Finks bikie gang’s leadership directly implicated.
- Government did not respond to whistleblower alerts.
Author’s summary: A whistleblower revealed how the Finks bikie gang won a government security contract on Nauru, sparking calls for an inquiry into the secretive deportation operation.