Allan Crafar expressed admiration and Terry Serepisos expressed outrage when the former called the latter over their dealings with Western Gulf Advisory.
Mr Crafar phoned Mr Serepisos after the National Business Review disclosed the troubled farmer had been stung ₤27,000 in fees by WGA,
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When town meets country: Crafar calls Serepisos
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