The man who oversees the Northern Territory’s anti-corruption body has made a trip to Darwin, as he instigates an investigation into accusations levelled at embattled NT ICAC commissioner, Michael Riches.
NT anti-corruption chief Michael Riches told his estranged wife he had booked a meeting with the Chief Minister to disclose he had been served a domestic violence order – but the NT government has no record of a meeting.
Lawyers for the NT’s anti-corruption chief Michael Riches made the offer, saying the matter would end the senior law enforcement official’s career if it were to come in front of a judge.
The NT’s inaugural corruption commissioner allegedly advocated so forcefully for the arrest of Zachary Rolfe over Kumanjayi Walker’s death, a staff member apologised to a police commander.
The racist ‘Black Monopoly’ board distributed in the NT police in 2008, first reported by The Australian, was ‘absolutely shocking’, NT Chief Minister Eva Lawler said on Thursday.
The corruption watchdog has announced the outcome of its inquiry into Tim Crakanthorp, who was stood down as a minister by NSW Premier Chris Minns.
The corruption watchdog has announced the outcome of its inquiry into Tim Crakanthorp, who was stood down as a minister by NSW Premier Chris Minns.
The chief of the Northern Territory’s corruption watchdog has declared mock awards issued within the territory police’s elite police unit ‘are racist towards First Nations people’.
The NT ICAC has called on the territory’s police to help investigate accusations of racism within the force’s elite police unit, citing a lack of resources to conduct its own investigation independently.
The Northern Territory’s ICAC is holding computers from an elite police unit as it probes racism allegations from former Alice Springs officer Zachary Rolfe.
A senior bureaucrat who was cleared by the anti-corruption watchdog following claims she may have used insider information, says she is considering legal action.
Chinese-owned electric vehicle maker Polestar has followed Tesla out the door of the national motoring body, accusing it of misleading consumers over Labor’s new fuel standards.
The corruption watchdog’s extraordinary bid to ban procurement policies that favour local business has earned bipartisan condemnation.
When the NSW ICAC was established in 1988 it was with the best of intentions but its procedural shortfalls created the worst of situations, and after 36 years it needs to be fixed.
A minister is under fire for not being across the watchdog’s concerns that a Labor election promise could lead to corruption risks.
A workplace regulator has been referred to the watchdog over a faulty air-monitoring device which was supposed to protect vulnerable workers.
A workplace regulator has been referred to the watchdog over a faulty air-monitoring device which was supposed to protect vulnerable workers.
Gladys Berejiklian was swayed by her “serial pest” of a secret lover and was required to disclose her relationship, ICAC’s lawyer has told a court.
Gladys Berejiklian was swayed by her “serial pest” of a secret lover and was required to disclose her relationship, ICAC’s lawyer has told a court.
Questions have been asked after the senior public servant was stood down over the purchase of a $3.8m home.
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