Another blow for Oracle customers left in limbo after builder’s collapse | 7NEWS

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Homeowners caught up in the Oracle collapse have had yet another blow, with suppliers taking back parts of their homes that had been installed, but lawyers have told 7NEWS these suppliers may be breaking the law.

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