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Bonza has farewelled the first of its five seized aircraft as it sets off for less financially stricken pastures. Now, the company’s administrators turn to facing its 60,000 creditors and $100 million in unpaid debts.
- by Amelia McGuire
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The undoing of Bonza: Can Bazza, Sheila and Bruce be rescued?
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The undoing of Bonza: Can Bazza, Sheila and Bruce be rescued?
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