Owed Queensland Nickel funds in trust: lawyer


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Earlier, Mr Palmer has said he would cover the $7.16 million still owed to former employees of Queensland Nickel once the federal election was over.


Mr Palmer has also said $66 million paid to former workers by the federal government should be paid by the administrators, who wound up the refinery.


His nephew, Clive Mensink, made 218 workers redundant just three days before he placed Queensland Nickel into voluntary administration in 2016.


It owed about $300 million in debts at the time.


Efforts to recover hundreds of millions of dollars owed by Queensland Nickel continue in court.


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