Justice has a high price when it comes to defeating ICAC
ICAC investigator Paul Grainger was the last person on the planet that Andrew Poole wanted to speak to. For Poole, Grainger was the personification of his nemesis — the Independent...
ICAC’s power questioned in case against Ian Macdonald
The criminal prosecution of former NSW politician Ian Macdonald is being partly organised by the Independent Commission Against Corruption, the same organisation accused of suppressing exculpatory evidence that favours Mr...
ICAC delivers a classic Clouseau in NuCoal case
Inspector Clouseau can be proud of the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption. Under the leadership of former Commissioner David Ipp, this agency conducted an inquiry into the grant of...
ICAC boss Megan Latham snubbed inspector David Levine
Commissioner Megan Latham refused to meet ICAC inspector David Levine to answer questions about the bungled investigation into prosecutor Margaret Cunneen. The Australian can reveal Mr Levine, a former Supreme...
Richo seeking justice for NuCoal shareholders
Richo interviews NuCoal Managing Director, Glen Lewis and discusses the injustice inflicted on innocent shareholders by the NSW Government. http://www.skynews.com.au/video/program/opinion/2015/11/25/glen-lewis-speaks-about-doyles-creek.html
POLITICIANS SPIN FILE #3
Baird backs extension to ICAC’s powers The recent vote in Parliament to extend ICAC’s powers to allow ICAC to initiate criminal charges continues the systematic erosion of governance standards in...
Nippon Gas: NSW mine grab a breach of treaty
by: CHRIS MERRITT, The Australian, November 20, 2015. A Japanese company that was stripped of assets worth millions of dollars based on a recommendation from the NSW anti-corruption agency has...
ICAC’s legal liabilities in corruption cases will hurt taxpayers
by: CHRIS MERRITT, Legal Affairs, The Australian, November 13, 2015. John Kinghorn is the latest victim of the NSW anti-corruption agency to be exonerated by the courts. But it was not...
Mike Baird, not Turnbull, should clean up Barry O’Farrell’s mess
by: Chris Merritt, Legal Affairs Editor, The Australian, November 13, 2015. Sooner of later, Malcolm Turnbull will inherit the mess that was left unresolved when Barry O’Farrell became the second...
Why give ICAC more power? (when they misuse what they already have)
http://at.dailytelegraph.com.au/link/426ad9094d3b1c0dc9fdb9bd7c6b734b?domain=dailytelegraph.com.au Another good article by Miranda Devine on 11/11/15.