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Andrews warned not to miss corruption reforms deadline

Andrews warned not to miss corruption reforms deadline

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is under pressure to push ahead with key recommendations from a damning corruption report released more than a year ago.

ICAC slammed for 14-year delay in Obeid corruption case

ICAC slammed for 14-year delay in Obeid corruption case

ICAC slammed for 14-year delay in Obeid corruption case

ICAC slammed for 14-year delay in Obeid corruption case

Ex-NSW Labor ministers Eddie Obeid and Tony Kelly have demanded ICAC explain why it still had not supplied all evidence of alleged corruption from 14 years ago.

Watchdog seeks law change after court blocks report

Watchdog seeks law change after court blocks report

Watchdog seeks law change after court blocks report

Watchdog seeks law change after court blocks report

Queensland’s anti-corruption watchdog is calling for law changes to allow it to continue releasing "vital" reports following a High Court ruling.

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Former minister referred to anti-corruption commission

Former minister referred to anti-corruption commission

An inquiry into links between ex-minister Stuart Robert and a consulting firm has asked the national anti-corruption commission to take over the investigation.

Corruption watchdog launches first two investigations

Corruption watchdog launches first two investigations

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has revealed it has launched two full investigations and five preliminary probes.

Move to revoke 'extraordinary' ICAC powers fails

Move to revoke 'extraordinary' ICAC powers fails

A move to revoke temporary powers handed to the NSW corruption watchdog enabling it to use potentially illegal recordings in its investigations has failed.

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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ICAC cleared over timing of Berejiklian findings

ICAC cleared over timing of Berejiklian findings

ICAC cleared over timing of Berejiklian findings

ICAC cleared over timing of Berejiklian findings

Procedures should be reviewed at the NSW corruption watchdog after it took more than 600 days to deliver findings on Gladys Berejiklian, its inspector says.

Watchdog finds three former Sydney councillors corrupt

Watchdog finds three former Sydney councillors corrupt

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.

Corruption damages national economy: minister

Corruption damages national economy: minister

Corruption damages national economy: minister

Corruption damages national economy: minister

Assistant Treasury Minister Andrew Leigh says corruption not only diminishes society but has a massive economic cost at a national and global level.

Minns defends ICAC 'power grab' as the right call

Minns defends ICAC 'power grab' as the right call

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.

Special ICAC powers for Nassif probe could be revoked

Special ICAC powers for Nassif probe could be revoked

Special ICAC powers for Nassif probe could be revoked

Special ICAC powers for Nassif probe could be revoked

The NSW corruption watchdog has been given permission to use potentially illegal recordings in its investigation of allegations tied to developer Jean Nassif.

Fired-up Hanson tells Latham to quit NSW Parliament

Fired-up Hanson tells Latham to quit NSW Parliament

Fired-up Hanson tells Latham to quit NSW Parliament

Fired-up Hanson tells Latham to quit NSW Parliament

Pauline Hanson wants Mark Latham to return his NSW Parliament seat to One Nation as the now-independent MP launches a second attack on party leaders.

Regional NSW projects to resume after misconduct claims

Regional NSW projects to resume after misconduct claims

Regional NSW projects to resume after misconduct claims

Regional NSW projects to resume after misconduct claims

A major urban renewal project is set to go ahead in Newcastle after a ministerial scandal initially cast a cloud of uncertainty over its future.

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Oz Minerals fined but dodges prosecution over bribes

BHP-owned Oz Minerals has agreed to pay $9.3 million in fines after self-reporting employees bribed foreign officials to obtain mining rights in Cambodia.

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.

Andrews tried to conceal report findings: ex-IBAC boss

Daniel Andrews' claim that a corruption report made no findings against his government was disingenuous, the former boss of Victoria's integrity watchdog says.

Anti-corruption watchdog wraps up busy first month

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has received 541 referrals in its first month of operation, with some referrals already dismissed.

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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.

Key players yet to face consequences in donations probe

A peak body says it would be a travesty for Victorian planning powers to be centralised as some players are yet to face consequences over a corruption saga.

Dodgy developer payments, donations sent to prosecutors

Victoria's corruption watchdog will send evidence from a developer payments scandal to prosecutors as it pushes for planning and political donation reforms.

Premier has 'no regrets' on property developer dealings

A corruption watchdog has lifted the lid on how property developer John Woodman gained "privileged access" to Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and other MPs.

Watchdog faces probe over Berejiklian report delay

The amount of time taken by ICAC to hand down findings from its probe into the conduct of former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian is under investigation.

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.

Corruption watchdog referrals skyrocket since launch

The new corruption watchdog warns against weaponising referrals after receiving more than 300 online submissions and phone calls since opening at the weekend.

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