00:02Robert Camarano is the businessman embroiled in a political saga.
00:06Did you ever have shares in Career Boss Australia?
00:10Of course so.
00:11That company, which Mr Camarano claims he rightfully owns,
00:15won a contract last year to supply workers to the $15.4 billion Torrance to Darlington project.
00:21But the contract was suspended 12 days ago, when the media revealed Mr Camarano had taken court action
00:26claiming his company's shares were forcibly transferred into state,
00:30in part due to alleged threats from bikey Jamie Brown.
00:34I'm not really here to talk much today. We had a good win today and talk later.
00:39The Supreme Court today freezing a bank account connected to Career Boss,
00:43which the court heard is still owed money for its work on the South Road tunnels.
00:47Mr Camarano's lawyer says the vast bulk of the company's revenue came from its contract on the project
00:52and Career Boss was still expecting a roughly $2 million payment from lead contractor John Holland.
00:58Jamie Brown is yet to file a defence, but he's reportedly said allegations he threatened shareholders are false
01:04and he's never had any involvement with Career Boss or the Torrance to Darlington project.
01:09The court heard today police are in possession of a recording of a meeting between Mr Brown and other parties
01:14to the case,
01:15where the alleged expropriation of shares was discussed.
01:18The government meanwhile says the contract with Career Boss remains suspended.
01:23It is currently suspended, there are no payments being made to that company.
01:26The government has lost the trust of South Australians on this project.
01:32The matter returns to court on November 16.
01:35This has been aoncé rehearsal for nine years in the past,
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