The tequila and offal behind South Canterbury's failed biotech gamble
The recipient of nearly $20 million in funding from Allan Hubbard and South Canterbury Finance has had doubts cast over the efficacy and ownership of his claimed cure for hepatitis.
Without a Word of a Lie has learned Biocorp Group principal Stephen John McRae was caught up in Powdergate,
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Matt Nippert
Thu, 30 Jun 2011
Thu, 30 Jun 2011
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The tequila and offal behind South Canterbury's failed biotech gamble
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