ICAC, not Berejiklian ‘should be on the rack’ – Alan Jones
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6200118980001
Fred Nile continues to support innocent NuCoal Shareholders
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Government’s response to the Recommendations of the Law and Justice Committee of the NSW Parliament regarding Compensation for NuCoal shareholders
One of the most infamous of Commissioner Ipp’s investigations was Operation Acacia. This was the investigation of the circumstances surrounding the grant of an Exploration Licence (EL) at Doyles Creek...
NSW Parliamentary Enquiry into ICAC’s “Judgements” started
ICAC is back in the news with the NSW Parliament’s Committee on the ICAC – the group that oversees ICAC on behalf of the Parliament - releasing a Discussion Paper...
Alan Jones continues to push the compensation issue for NuCoal shareholders
During his last week on air, Alan Jones spoke with a NuCoal shareholder and continued to express his concerns about the lack of action by the NSW Government to compensate...
Mark Latham speaks about NuCoal matter with Alan Jones
https://omny.fm/shows/the-alan-jones-breakfast-show/alan-jones-full-show-podcast-20th-november-2019?t=65m30s
Alan Jones & Mark Latham talk about NuCoal progress for compensation
https://omny.fm/shows/the-alan-jones-breakfast-show/mark-latham-37?t=7m5s
Nile legislation could right numerous ICAC wrongs
Fred Nile has wasted no time in making good on one of the promises he made in March before the NSW election. Nile had signed a pledge with other members...
Fred Nile’s support of Nucoal shareholders latest twist in long mining controversy
CHRISTIAN Democrat Fred Nile is pushing for shareholders in coal company Nucoal Resources to be compensated by the state for their losses over the cancellation of the company's Doyles Creek...
NSW crossbenchers Latham and Nile back compensation calls over scrapped mine deal
Key points: Fred Nile and Mark Latham are pushing for investors to be compensated over a scrapped $94m mine dealThe MPs say blameless shareholders have been left out of pocket...