NSW accused of starving Icac and integrity watchdogs of funding - The Guardian 25/06/2019

The Public Service Association’s assistant secretary, Troy Wright, said the current government had been “ripping teeth out of the corruption watchdog one by one”. “Corruption doesn’t stay still – it evolves and changes as corrupt people seek to exploit any weakness,” Wright said. “That is why funding levels are so important because we have to fun proper investigations and punish those who take advantage. “Corrupt…

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Are you working across multiple sites? Make sure you claim your allowances

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