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2022
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2020
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2022
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2018
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2013
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ICAC's
Corruption
Matters goes electronic
25 June 2014
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
's (ICAC) biannual stakeholder newsletter,
Corruption
Matters, has entered a new era with the first electronic edition launched today (25 June).
ICAC regional
corruption
prevention program to visit central western
NSW
11 June 2014
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will visit the central west next week as part of the Commission's outreach program to bring anti-
corruption
initiatives and training to regional
NSW
.
ICAC finds
NSW
SES Commissioner corrupt, recommends dismissal
28 May 2014
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) has found that
NSW
State Emergency Service (SES) Commissioner Murray Kear engaged in corrupt conduct through failing to properly investigate allegations against Deputy Commissioner Steven Pearce, and by dismissing Deputy Commissioner Tara McCarthy from her employment with the SES substantially in reprisal for her making allegations against Mr Pearce.
NSW
State Emergency Service – allegations concerning SES Commissioner (Operation Dewar)
28 May 2014
The ICAC investigated allegations that the
NSW
State Emergency Service (SES) Commissioner, Murray Kear, took detrimental action against Deputy Commissioner Tara McCarthy, including dismissal from her position on 14 May 2013, in reprisal for Ms McCarthy making allegations to Mr Kear that SES Deputy Commissioner Steven Pearce had engaged in corrupt conduct.
MEDIA ALERT:
Public
inquiry into allegations concerning soliciting, receiving and concealing payments (Operation Spicer) starts Monday
24 April 2014
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC)'s
public
inquiry into allegations that certain members of parliament and others corruptly solicited, received and concealed payments from various sources in return for certain members of parliament and others favouring the interests of those responsible for the payments (Operation Spicer) will commence next Monday 28 April 2014 at 11:00 am.
ICAC regional
corruption
prevention program to visit mid-north coast
3 March 2014
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will visit the mid-north coast next week as part of the Commission's outreach program to bring anti-
corruption
initiatives and training to regional
NSW
.
Media alert:
Public
inquiry into alleged corrupt solicitation of funds by
public
officials starts Monday
14 February 2014
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
's (ICAC)
public
inquiry into allegations concerning the solicitation of funds by
public
officials will commence on Monday 17 February 2014, at 10:00 am.
ICAC
public
inquiry into allegations concerning alleged corrupt solicitation of funds by
public
officials
3 February 2014
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing on Monday 17 February 2014 as part of an investigation it is conducting into allegations that Joseph Camilleri, former RailCorp general manager, maintenance contracts, and his sister, Carmen Attard, an employee at the Department of Family and Community Services (DFACS), used their positions as
public
officials to corruptly solicit funds totalling over $1.5 million from other people including
public
officials and government contractors.
MEDIA ALERT: ICAC
public
inquiry into allegations concerning the
NSW
SES Commissioner starts tomorrow
2 December 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
's (ICAC)
public
inquiry into allegations concerning the State Emergency Service (SES) Commissioner will commence tomorrow, Tuesday 3 December 2013, at 10:00 am.
ICAC
public
inquiry into allegations concerning the
NSW
State Emergency Service Commissioner
7 November 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing on Tuesday 3 December 2013 as part of an investigation it is conducting into allegations that the
NSW
State Emergency Service (SES) Commissioner, Murray Kear, took detrimental action against Deputy Commissioner Tara McCarthy, including dismissal from her position on 14 May 2013, in reprisal for Ms McCarthy making allegations to Mr Kear that SES Deputy Commissioner Steven Pearce had engaged in corrupt conduct.
Public
inquiry into allegations concerning conduct of heavy vehicle assessments
2 October 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing on Wednesday 16 October 2013 as part of an investigation it is conducting into allegations concerning Christopher Binos, a former heavy vehicle competency-based assessor acting on behalf of Roads and Maritime Services (RMS).
Corrective Services
NSW
– allegations concerning possession and supply of steroids by a Corrective Services
NSW
corrections officer (Operation Torino)
26 September 2013
The ICAC investigated allegations concerning the possession and supply of steroids and other matters involving a Corrective Services
NSW
corrections officer.
ICAC finds security providers and
public
officials corrupt
26 September 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) has found that security service providers and
public
officials engaged in corrupt conduct in relation to work for several
NSW
public
authorities including the University of Western Sydney (UWS), the Art Gallery of
NSW
(AG
NSW
) and the then Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service (NSCCAHS) which resulted in benefits including cash, trips to Las Vegas and a motor scooter being awarded to
public
officials in return for favouring particular companies.
NSW
public
sector
– allegations concerning security companies and
public
authorities (Operation Tilga)
26 September 2013
The ICAC investigated allegations concerning the process relating to the supply of security services to several
NSW
public
authorities.
MEDIA ALERT: ICAC to resume
public
inquiry into allegations concerning former City of Ryde Mayor tomorrow
19 September 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will resume its Operation Cavill
public
inquiry concerning allegations involving former City of Ryde Mayor Councillor Ivan Petch, and others, tomorrow (Friday 20 September) at 10:00 am.
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