In the know or not, Victoria’s Premier has only one course of action: to resign
Daniel Andrews must resign following findings that the Victorian ALP had an “unethical” factional system and MPs misused taxpayer-funded staff for political gain.
IBAC
Mea culpa: It’s all my fault, says Andrews
Daniel Andrews has apologised and taken full responsibility for the Victorian ALP’s ‘unethical’ faction system and the behaviour of key MPs who were condemned by anti-corruption agencies.
‘Red shirts’ zombies still haunting Andrews
‘Red shirts’ is the scandal that refuses to die and today’s IBAC report has breathed new life into the rort by providing the first detailed account of what the Victorian premier knew.
Call for corruption watchdog to be put on a tight leash
IBAC target John Woodman says Daniel Andrews has never spoken to him about a controversial land deal.
Woodman fights to take target off his IBAC
For three years, John Woodman has been a wanted man, the target of a marathon – and increasingly controversial – investigation by Victoria’s IBAC.
IBAC witnesses’ pleas to be heard ignored
A Labor-led inquiry into Victoria’s Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission ignored 11th-hour pleas from multiple witnesses for the chance to testify in public.
Labor ‘has betrayed’ IBAC witnesses
Just months after inviting witnesses to share their experiences, a Labor-led parliamentary inquiry into IBAC has walked away from them by ending its public inquiry.
IBAC probe snubs union chief
United Firefighters Union state secretary Peter Marshall joins list of IBAC witnesses Labor inquiry deems a “high risk” of revealing secrets
IBAC probe loses its veil of secrecy
Heated letters and emails between IBAC and United Firefighters Union lawyers drag confidential inquiry into the open.
Watchdog’s ‘campaign of terror’
A submission judged ‘high risk’ by a Labor-led parliamentary inquiry into IBAC brands the agency’s conduct reckless and malicious.
IBAC-flip: witnesses now gagged
Labor-led parliamentary committee backflips on calls for public submissions from witnesses in IBAC case now entangling Premier Daniel Andrews
So just how do you watch the watchdog?
Labor-led committee must be independent of Labor government and scrutinise IBAC’s decision to examine premier in private.
Dan survives ‘ridiculous’ calls for him to go
A motion calling for Daniel Andrews to stand aside has been defeated, hours after the Victorian Premier slammed attempts to oust him.
Andrews faces new push to stand aside
A motion has been introduced to the Victorian parliament calling on Daniel Andrews to step aside.
Labor MP ‘cut the feed’ for Andrews
A Labor MP heading an inquiry into anti-corruption agencies gagged a livestreamed hearing from discussing two secret IBAC appearances by Daniel Andrews.
Corruption watchdog cops public grilling
The head of Victoria’s corruption watchdog has fronted a public inquiry to face questions over the death by suicide of a former mayor.
$10,000 dumplings with Dan Andrews
You can buy a lot of dumplings for $10,000, even at the Flower Drum. But for property developer John Woodman it was a price worth paying.
Andrews urged to step aside over probe
Pressure is mounting on Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to step aside after is was revealed that he had been grilled by IBAC in a second secret anti-corruption hearing.
Somyurek questions IBAC’s Andrews probe
Former Labor powerbroker Adem Somyurek has questioned the Victorian corruption watchdog’s decision to conduct interviews with Daniel Andrews behind closed doors.
Andrews’ integrity black hole
Daniel Andrews boasted he takes responsibility for everything his government does: the truth is, he only stands by his wins.
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