April 2016 – Watching The Watchdog

CORRUPTION WATCHDOG ‘WORSE THAN THE SPANISH INQUISITION’

Justice for All22 April 2016

The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption suffered another setback yesterday when a newspaper editor it wanted charged with a criminal offence was exonerated by a Sydney court. John Booth, who...

In The Press

‘Don’t act like a banana republic’: US business warns Australia

Justice for All16 April 2016

A leading US business lobby group has warned the federal government that Australia risks being wrongly perceived as “a banana republic” because of an ICAC-driven expropriation of American assets. This...

ICAC

ICAC accusations leave a trail of destruction

Justice for All11 April 2016

Murray Kear is the latest to join me as a member of the ICAC survivor’s club: found innocent in court but not exonerated by this anti-corruption agency. Kear, a former...

In The Press

US anger over ICAC asset grab

Justice for All3 April 2016

The head of the main US business lobby group in Australia has warned that Australia has not yet felt the full repercussion of an ICAC-initiated expropriation of American assets. That...

In The Press

NuCoal to cloud US trade talks after ICAC, Barry O’Farrell move

Justice for All3 April 2016

Claims by American investors for more than $90 million in compensation for the ICAC-driven expropriation of US assets will dominate free-trade talks in May. US investors are furious their equity...