6. Spent $1,400 per person per day to feed asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea. This $82 million contract was paid to a a high-risk shell company owned by PNG political figures, without any competitive tender process. The government did not ask any other company whether they can provide the food for a cheaper price or with less insolvency risk. The government spent far more money than it would have cost to feed the asylum seekers caviar and lobster from a high end restaurant
