Roads
Transport official cut off work to firm after kickbacks stopped, ICAC inquiry hears
A Sydney road contractor has told an anti-corruption inquiry that work dried up after his company stopped paying kickbacks to an agency official.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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‘I guess it’s not 100 per cent legal’: Secret phone recording played to ICAC hearing
In the recording, an allegedly corrupt government official has urged a contractor not to walk away from an arrangement whereby he received kickbacks.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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- West Perth
The traffic barriers that are taking as long to build as Boorloo Bridge
The $1.3 million scheme to build about 150 metres’ worth of road barriers will rival the duration of a $187 million, 440-metre piece of flagship city branding. Why?
- Hamish Hastie
‘You couldn’t get rid of him’: Fugitive in NSW transport kickback scandal described as a ‘leech’
An anti-corruption inquiry also heard how two Transport for NSW officers allegedly approached a family business in 2019 to arrange kickbacks for contracts.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Fugitive took bundles of cash at fast-food restaurant, inquiry told
An anti-corruption inquiry has heard how kickbacks were allegedly paid by a Sydney company to a transport official.
- Matt O'Sullivan
‘It’s destroying us’: The Sydney workers who don’t qualify for toll cap relief
While drivers of Class A vehicles – cars and motorcycles – qualify for NSW’s $60 toll cap, small businesses and sole traders can spend hundreds a week.
- Mostafa Rachwani
‘I am richer haha’: Fugitive transport manager’s message after $150,000 crypto transfer
An anti-corruption hearing has been told the now-sacked manager who is on the run regularly gave step-by-step instructions about how to transfer cryptocurrency.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Secret emails and meetings in Bunnings car park: ICAC hears how kickback scheme worked
The founder of a Grafton company who paid kickbacks to a Transport for NSW manager has faced a second day of questioning at an anti-corruption inquiry.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Key ICAC witness put the rubbish out on a Sunday night. He hasn’t been seen since
An ICAC hearing has heard explosive allegations of kickbacks that included gold bullion and cryptocurrency payments running into the millions.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Pilots put eyes in skies over Sydney motorways from 50 kilometres away
Within 90 seconds of being notified of a crash, transport officials will now be able to have a drone in the air to guide emergency efforts.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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