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Keneally's false evidence 'not a mistake': prosecutor

Keneally's false evidence 'not a mistake': prosecutor

A former NSW premier's son had just marked two years as a police officer when he made an incorrect statement that put a man in custody for three weeks.

Former premier's cop son anxious about his treatment

Former premier's cop son anxious about his treatment

Former premier's cop son anxious about his treatment

Former premier's cop son anxious about his treatment

Ex-premier Kristina Keneally's police officer son says statements that led to a man's arrest were an error rather than an attempt to mislead the justice system.

MP to stay on Labor benches despite corruption probe

MP to stay on Labor benches despite corruption probe

MP to stay on Labor benches despite corruption probe

MP to stay on Labor benches despite corruption probe

The NSW corruption watchdog has started an investigation into ex-Labor minister Tim Crakanthorp over his failure to declare family property interests.

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Concerns over Kristina Keneally’s cop son charge

Concerns over Kristina Keneally’s cop son charge

Federal and state Attorney-Generals have received complaints about the prosecution of Kristina Keneally’s police officer son over allegedly fabricated evidence.

Watchdog finds three former Sydney councillors corrupt

Watchdog finds three former Sydney councillors corrupt

The NSW corruption watchdog has found three former councillors engaged in serious corrupt conduct for failing to declare relationships with Chinese developers.

Minns defends ICAC 'power grab' as the right call

Minns defends ICAC 'power grab' as the right call

The NSW premier says new powers for the state's anti-corruption body resemble those in other jurisdictions, but a coalition of MPs is trying to revoke them.

Taxpayers footed bill for public servants' funerals

Taxpayers footed bill for public servants' funerals

A public sector organisation misused taxpayer money to cover at least $30,000 in funeral and memorial expenses for staff, the Victorian Ombudsman has revealed.

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Shakespearean defence launched against corruption probe

Shakespearean defence launched against corruption probe

Shakespearean defence launched against corruption probe

Shakespearean defence launched against corruption probe

A former councillor and property developer being examined by a corruption probe have launched a colourful defence, insisting nothing inappropriate happened.

Corruption report to be published after block bid fails

Corruption report to be published after block bid fails

Corruption report to be published after block bid fails

Corruption report to be published after block bid fails

Property developer John Woodman's latest push to stop the release of a corruption watchdog report has been thrown out, paving the way for its publication.

Labor coy on role of anti-corruption body in PwC saga

Labor coy on role of anti-corruption body in PwC saga

Labor coy on role of anti-corruption body in PwC saga

Labor coy on role of anti-corruption body in PwC saga

The federal government is under pressure to refer consultancy firm PwC to the new National Anti-Corruption Commission, which begins operations on July 1.

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