Several AFL clubs are embroiled in suspect contra sponsorship deals with a security company accused of persistent worker exploitation and central to a scandal involving a bikie gang, an allegedly corrupt foreign president and federal Labor’s controversial Nauru deportation policy. Confidential company files from booming security firm MA Services outline its strategy of encouraging AFL clubs across Australia to give the firm cleaning and security contracts in return for sponsorship, in what industry sources described as irregular and a potential corruption risk. Concerns about MA Services’ conduct has also led to divisions inside AFL headquarters as the company bids on a multimillion-dollar tender from the AFL-owned Marvel Stadium, five sources with knowledge of the confidential process said. MA Services’ bid involves a sponsorship contribution of up to $1 million, the sources said, but the league’s integrity division had raised internal concerns with the AFL’s procurement arm about the company’s suitability. Continue Reading  Security firm linked to Finks bikie gang Motorcycle club works with fundraiser to put meals on tables  PAGANS MC MEMBER MAKES PLEA DEAL TO AVOID MURDER CHARGE Indian Motorcycle Enters Multi-Year Agreement With Vance & Hines Motorsports HELLS ANGELS MURDER AND VIOLENCE

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NEW LONDON, Mo. (WGEM) – The Brotherhood of SouthSiders, or B.O.S.S., a motorcycle club in New London, has banded together in an effort to combat the overflow of families in need. The Ralls County Food Pantry and the Hannibal Nutrition Center has been in need of resources to help provide meals for local families since the government shutdown began. That is where the B.O.S.S. Motorcycle Club has taken action to raise money as well as food supplies and other items that can be donated to help families during these holiday months. Jason Stewart, president of the brotherhood, said through word-of-mouth advertising they have been able to not only get local individuals who are looking to help out with making the holidays special, but have also received donations for over $1,000 each by the Hannibal Crane Service as well as Golden Eagle Distributing. “We may be a little tough and rough around the edges, but it’s out being visible, you know, we are odd balls and misfits, but we have big hearts and we want to show that and that’s how overtime we can show society that we are not like what you see on a TV show, we’re not like what you see on the news stories. We may not necessarily be your cup of tea, but we are your neighbors,” Stewart said. Continue Reading