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Melissa Caddick dead, police confirm, after campers find her foot on NSW South Coast – 26 February 2021

by admin | Feb 26, 2021 | News & Analysis

A human foot found by campers on the NSW South Coast has been confirmed as the remains of missing Sydney woman Melissa Caddick. She had been under investigation for allegedly running a Ponzi scheme, using millions from investors to make lavish personal purchases. •...

WA launches investigation into Fortescue heritage bungle – 25 February 2021

by admin | Feb 25, 2021 | News & Analysis

An official investigation is under way into whether Fortescue Metals Group breached Western Australia’s Aboriginal Heritage Act, when it cleared a sensitive site at Weelamurra Creek earlier this month....

AFP letter warns MPs delay reporting crimes could lead to reoffending in wake of Brittany Higgins rape allegation – 25 February 2021

by admin | Feb 25, 2021 | News & Analysis

The head of the Australian Federal Police has warned Prime Minister Scott Morrison about the need for politicians to report crimes quickly, as fallout from a rape allegation made by former staffer Brittany Higgins continues. Any delay in reporting criminal conduct can...

Fight erupts over Defence moves to sack special forces whistleblowers – 25 February 2021

by admin | Feb 25, 2021 | News & Analysis

A small number of special forces soldiers who blew the whistle on alleged war crimes at an official inquiry, have been issued termination notices against the recommendations of the military watchdog....

Australia: New ASIC immunity regime for whistleblowers widens protections – 24 February 2021

by admin | Feb 24, 2021 | News & Analysis

ASIC has released a new immunity policy setting out the process and conditions for whistleblowers to obtain immunity from certain civil penalty or criminal proceedings (Immunity Policy)....

Melbourne man Raed Saleh the first Australian convicted for rorting JobKeeper – 24 February 2021

by admin | Feb 24, 2021 | News & Analysis

Raed Saleh has been fined after becoming the first Australian convicted for rorting the federal government’s JobKeeper scheme. He reaped $3000 from the wage subsidy program last May by claiming he was a sole trader whose business was hurting from the COVID-19...
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