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Former UOW Chief Michael Still Has to Deny Giving False Evidence in ICAC Hearing

Still said UOW faced financial trouble before migration policy changes cut $30 million to $40 million in income, as ICAC questioned its consultant hires.

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Former UOW chancellor Michael Still denies multiple ICAC accusations during a rocky day of evidence before the corruption hearing

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ICAC asks former uni chief how he made 'an error of that magnitude'

An incoming vice-chancellor was providing input into a university review before his consulting firm later secured millions of dollars of related work, the ICAC has heard.

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Former UOW chief Michael Still has to deny giving false evidence in ICAC hearing

Former UOW chancellor Michael Still denies multiple ICAC accusations during a rocky day of evidence before the corruption hearing

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