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‘I feel guilty’: Martin was repaid $422,000 after ‘devastating’ super collapse. Thousands of others aren’t so lucky
Among the 12,000 Australians entangled in the $1.1 billion First Guardian and Master Shield collapse, a handful of lucky investors have walked away unscathed.
Exclusive: Among the 12,000 Australians entangled in the $1.1 billion First Guardian and Master Shield collapse, a handful of lucky investors have walked away unscathed.
For 59-year-old Martin Dunen, this stroke of luck has him wracked with “guilt”.
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