US disputes $131m coal seizure by NSW
Australian officials have been involved in confidential talks with the US aimed at heading off a formal trade dispute over the confiscation by NSW of US-owned assets worth $131 million....
Alan Jones fights for Innocent Victims- NuCoal
Great story by Alan Jones today interviewing Chris Merritt, Legal Affairs Editor, The Australian on the NuCoal saga. Well worth listening to- relevant story starts at approx. 51 mins into...
ICAC exposed yet again- Sky News Podcast
This podcast from the Outsiders today continues to highlight the rogue actions of the ICAC and the NSW Government. The relevant section commences at approx. 17 mins into the podcast....
Berejiklian’s government needs to right a great wrong
There is now no doubt that former NSW premier Barry O’Farrell relied upon a flawed ICAC report when his government destroyed private property worth several hundred million dollars. That wrong...
ICAC withheld evidence: Phelps
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption has been accused in state parliament of withholding exculpatory evidence that undermined the core of its corruption finding against jailed former Labor minister Ian...
More grist for the mill!
Australian taxpayers are facing a $260 million legal claim under the US-Australia free-trade agreement over the alleged expropriation of four gas turbines. American company APR Energy has enlisted the support...
NSW ICAC ‘withheld evidence’ supporting target
There are fresh accusations NSW’s Independent Commission Against Corruption held back evidence at a public hearing that would have undermined its narrative. The latest claims were raised by Newcastle businessman...
Former NSW police minister Mike Gallacher in disbelief over ICAC findings
Former NSW Police Minister Mike Gallacher said he “no longer has faith in our justice system” after ICAC ignored his evidence and found he had intended to evade electoral laws...
ICAC denies duty to reveal exculpatory material
NSW’s anti-corruption agency believes it is not required to disclose material that tends to exonerate those who are facing corruption inquiries. The Independent Commission Against Corruption believes disclosing exculpatory material...
CORRUPTION WATCHDOG ‘WORSE THAN THE SPANISH INQUISITION’
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...