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EXCLUSIVE | South Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog is pushing for sweeping changes to the state’s ICAC laws – including a section of the Act his office was last week judged to have contravened, InDaily can reveal.
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The Marshall Government intends to review a bombshell court finding that the state’s anti-corruption watchdog exceeded its authority, acted unlawfully and breached its own rules, after a judge handed down a damning assessment of the ICAC’s handling of a high-profile case.
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The state’s anti-corruption watchdog is conducting “live investigations” into potential criminal misconduct within SA Health, which Commissioner Bruce Lander has told parliament involve cases “at the more serious end of the spectrum”.
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.
The state’s anti-corruption commissioner has sensationally confirmed he is investigating University of Adelaide vice chancellor Peter Rathjen, who was given indefinite extraordinary leave this week less than 24 hours after the abrupt resignation of chancellor and former SA governor Kevin Scarce.
The economic and administrative disruption caused by the coronavirus crisis has increased the potential for corruption and maladministration in the South Australian bureaucracy, a new report from the state’s corruption watchdog will warn.
Two former senior executives from a South Australian public sector agency have been arrested and charged with multiple offences following an investigation by the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.
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