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Sports Minister Corey Wingard and his chief of staff have been cleared of allegations of bullying and misconduct after an independent investigation, Premier Steven Marshall has told parliament – but the State Government won’t release the report in full.
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Racing Minister Corey Wingard was told in writing by the SAJC and Country Racing SA that his controversial elevation of an interstate industry figure to the board of South Australia’s peak racing body was in breach of the organisation’s constitution, a leaked letter reveals.
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South Australia’s construction industry is hoping for a substantial piece of the “staggering” amount of material procurement on offer for the final tunnelling stage of the North-South Corridor, amid calls for a broader rethink of how the State Government tenders to local companies.
South Australia’s racing organisations wrote to minister Corey Wingard about his contentious endorsement of a new board member to its peak body, InDaily can reveal, but the letter’s contents have been heavily redacted by the minister’s Freedom of Information officer.
Sport Minister Corey Wingard says he welcomes an investigation into bullying allegations levelled against him, as a fiery exchange on the matter erupted in State Parliament this morning.
A private investigator has been brought in to deal with a complaint against Sports Minister Corey Wingard and a member of his staff, after the head of the state’s peak grassroots sporting group claimed she felt “bullied and intimidated” after a meeting with the pair.
A complaint about the behaviour of Sports Minister Corey Wingard during a meeting with the head of the state’s peak grassroots sporting organisation has been referred to the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment for independent investigation, Premier Steven Marshall has confirmed.
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