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A State Government move to pay private investigators to conduct inquiries into suspected maladministration and misconduct within the public sector carries “significant risks”, the state’s anti-corruption commissioner has cautioned.
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South Australia’s Judicial Conduct Commissioner should be handed the power to investigate MPs accused of misconduct, including sexual harassment, the state’s anti-corruption commissioner has recommended.
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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.
The University of Adelaide will introduce an Integrity Unit and mandatory training on “behavioural expectations and inappropriate behaviours” after an independent inquiry found staff and students wanting to report bullying, sexual harassment and assault did not trust its systems.
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.
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.”
