ICAC
School building boss asked staff to ‘chase’ friend over tender scheme
In December 2017 Anthony Manning told Martin Berry that a department contractor had been “chasing you for me” but was “not aware of our connection”.
- Michael McGowan
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Unravelling top schools unit’s network of consultants and 1400 contingent workers
On Thursday, the ICAC heard evidence from Michael Palassis, head of consulting firm Paxon Group, which was awarded a lucrative contract with School Infrastructure when the agency was first set up.
- Lucy Carroll
Schools unit contractor was paid $2.4m with no formal job description
While Anthony Courtman worked for School Infrastructure, he was also engaged by a consultancy company that billed the agency for his work.
- Lucy Carroll
‘No secrets in there’: The photos and the files at centre of ICAC inquiry
A former contractor to the NSW schools building unit has conceded to a corruption watchdog he should have deleted files he downloaded before going on to tender for a lucrative contract with the agency.
- Christopher Harris
Inside the ‘clown show’: ICAC grills school unit’s $2800-a-day executive
The former boss of the NSW school building unit approved a cycling friend’s $2800-a-day job without declaring a conflict of interest, the watchdog has heard.
- Lucy Carroll
Friend of schools boss worked on $600,000 contract before it was approved, ICAC hears
On Friday the ICAC heard from Martin Berry, whose company, Heathwest, earned more than $3 million during Anthony Manning’s time as the state’s school infrastructure boss.
- Michael McGowan
‘It was dodgy’: ICAC told of concerns over multimillion-dollar schools contract
An education official says she warned top executives in School Infrastructure about a contract, and that “the whole process was wrong”, but that she got the brush-off.
- Lucy Carroll
Schools boss paid friend $100,000 for two months’ work, ICAC hears
ICAC’s investigation into former School Infrastructure NSW boss Anthony Manning heard he had a “command and control” management style that led to hiring rules being broken.
- Michael McGowan
Multimillion-dollar schools contract steered to ‘communications fairy godmother’, ICAC hears
The corruption inquiry also heard a private contractor was paid $1.65 million over the three years that he worked for School Infrastructure NSW.
- Lucy Carroll
Top school infrastructure adviser was paid almost $2000 a day, ICAC told
The Independent Commission Against Corruption has heard a contractor was allowed to set her own rate of pay.
- Lucy Carroll
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