“Bullying and harassment are rife in my workplace”: Adelaide Uni staff raise red flags

University of Adelaide employees have described a workplace culture of “veiled terror”, where bullying is “the norm” and senior leaders are focussed on turning the institution into a “degree factory”, an Independent Commissioner Against Corruption survey reveals.

University staff reveal bullying, international student concerns in ICAC survey

An ICAC survey conducted among staff at Adelaide’s three major universities has revealed widespread concerns about bullying and harassment, managers prioritising institutional reputation over addressing problems, and pre-pandemic admission and assessment standards for lucrative international students.

Tim Whetstone, Adrian Pederick and Stephan Knoll. Photos: Tony Lewis / InDaily

ICAC clears ex-ministers among nine country MPs

Three senior Liberals who resigned over the Country Members entitlements scandal will face no further action after the state’s anti-corruption watchdog today cleared them and six other MPs of any wrongdoing.

ICAC investigation into Liberal MPs "to continue"

The state’s new anti-corruption Commissioner has declared she will continue her predecessor’s investigation into three Liberal parliamentarians about their use of the Country Members Allowance.

Vanstone set to be SA's new corruption watchdog

The former judge who oversaw the most sweeping electoral boundary changes in recent history before the last state election is set to become South Australia’s next Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.

Retiring Vanstone linked to ICAC role

Ann Vanstone, the Supreme Court judge who oversaw the biggest electoral boundaries shakeup in a generation, will retire this year and looms as a frontrunner to replace Bruce Lander as the state’s next Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.