Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander. Photo: Sam Wundke / AAP

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Govt told to strip $15m from ICAC after open hearings torpedoed

The Marshall Government has been told to claw back $15 million it set aside to fund open ICAC hearings after a series of amendments were passed by parliament last night that appear to effectively kill off any hope of public inquiries ever taking place.

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New changes to ICAC Bill after Lander lobbied crossbench

ICAC Commissioner Bruce Lander has lobbied crossbench MPs against backing a Government Bill to allow public maladministration hearings, prompting independent John Darley to seek major changes to the proposed laws.

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Standoff between integrity agencies prompts parliamentary inquiry

EXCLUSIVE | The state’s Independent Commission Against Corruption could have its wings clipped by parliament, with a wide-ranging inquiry to be launched after Ombudsman Wayne Lines highlighted a demarcation dispute over ICAC’s role.

Notes on Adelaide

Revving up the Adelaide 500 state suite

In today’s Notes on Adelaide, the Marshall Government tunes up its corporate entertaining at the V8 race, the sting in the tale of the DPP’s statement on Vickie Chapman, and the strange reality behind the latest Adelaide Oval hotel politicking.

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Police Commissioner calls for ICAC secrecy review

Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has called for an overhaul of the secrecy provisions of the state’s ICAC Act after SAPOL’s decision to take no further action against Attorney-General Vickie Chapman over a potential breach.