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Nearly 60 per cent of South Australia’s public servants believe their workplace is “highly or extremely vulnerable” to corruption, citing nepotism and “political interference” as key concerns in an Independent Commission Against Corruption survey.
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An ICAC investigation has found a South Australian government contractor engaged in years of “subsidy manipulation” costing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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A panel of taxpayer-funded private investigators has launched its first inquiry into a government agency, following warnings from the state’s anti-corruption commissioner that outsourcing public sector investigations carries “significant risks”.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption will next week begin looking into TAFE SA as part of checking systems to stop corruption in public administration.
Liberal MLC Terry Stephens today returned to his seat at the helm of state parliament’s Upper House after being cleared of prospective charges after an extensive investigation into potential misuse of entitlements.
A Queen’s Counsel has been appointed as a new Judge of the District Court, while a former Queensland anti-corruption official has been announced as South Australia’s deputy Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.
A former public service high-flyer will face off against her former department next month in a bid to resolve a potential seven-figure compensation claim stemming from her sacking a day before she faced court in a case that ultimately collapsed.
