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ICAC investigators were given the cold shoulder and threatened with legal action by a potential witness who they travelled to Germany to interview as part of their 2019 investigation into ex-Renewal SA CEO John Hanlon, explosive documents tabled in parliament have revealed.
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Attorney-General Vickie Chapman says the Director of Public Prosecutions could still pursue a case against two former top Renewal SA executives – despite prosecutors conceding last week they didn’t have enough evidence to proceed – amid questions in parliament about whether she referred an initial allegation to ICAC, sparking the investigation.
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EXCLUSIVE | The former senior bureaucrat whose life was turned upside down by a failed corruption probe has broken three years of public silence, blaming a “vexatious allegation” and calling for an overhaul of ICAC and the broader public service, saying: “I don’t want this to happen to anyone else.”
The state’s anti-corruption watchdog this week met with senior SA Health bureaucrats, including CEO Chris McGowan, as the troubled agency attempts to overturn a culture found to be “riddled with maladministration”.
A former Transport Department official who was fined $5000 after a four-year legal saga sparked by an ICAC investigation has written to the Marshall Government demanding an independent review of his case and stronger oversight of the state’s anti-corruption watchdog.
Three Liberal MPs have confirmed they are the focus of an ICAC corruption investigation, breaking their silence to “deny any allegations of criminality” as the crisis-hit party-room met today.
Outgoing anti-corruption commissioner Bruce Lander has been sent prospective cases by sitting MPs “many times” over his seven-year tenure – despite parliament now preparing to limit his capacity to investigate a range of referrals.
