Published 10 months ago

Gladys Berejiklian launches court bid to overturn ICAC finding

Summary by Ground News

ICAC found both Ms Berejiklian and Maguire had engaged in serious corrupt conduct. She denied any wrongdoing, telling the watchdog that the romance, which began in 2015, had ended. She resigned as premier in October 2021, when she officially became part of the investigation. Operation Keppel began as a probe into maguire but was expanded to the Coalition premier after she was compelled to reveal the relationship in public hearings in 2020.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Gladys Berejiklian launches court bid to overturn ICAC finding

The former NSW premier will ask the Court of Appeal to overturn a serious corrupt conduct finding made against her by the ICAC in June.

10 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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The West Australian

Berejiklian launches legal bid against ICAC finding

The former NSW premier will ask the Court of Appeal to overturn a corruption finding made against her by the Independent Commission Against Corruption in June.

10 months ago

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PerthNow

Berejiklian launches legal bid against ICAC finding

The former NSW premier will ask the Court of Appeal to overturn a corruption finding made against her by the Independent Commission Against Corruption in June.

10 months ago·Perth, Australia

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Australian Financial Review

Berejiklian launches legal bid against ICAC finding

Former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian has launched a legal bid to overturn findings she engaged in serious corrupt conduct during her time in office.

10 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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Canberra CityNews

Berejiklian launches legal bid against ICAC finding

Gladys Berejiklian denies she committed any wrongdoing during her time in office. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS) By Samantha Lock in Sydney FORMER NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian has launched a legal bid to overturn findings she engaged in serious corrupt conduct during her time in office. The Court of Appeal challenge against the NSW corruption watchdog’s findings is listed for a first directions hearing in Sydney’s Supreme Court on October 9. In its …

10 months ago·Canberra, Australia

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