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A public inquiry into alleged corruption within Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews government has produced its first scalp within hours of opening.

A depiction of revenge, ambition, betrayal and self-preservation is almost certain to be gripping.

A depiction of revenge, ambition, betrayal and self-preservation is almost certain to be gripping.

A depiction of revenge, ambition, betrayal and self-preservation is almost certain to be gripping.

Victoria’s anti-corruption commission will hear evidence during a four-week investigation into branch stacking about how public grants to ethnic groups were used for political purposes.

Victoria’s anti-corruption commission will hear evidence during a four-week investigation into branch stacking about how public grants to ethnic groups were used for political purposes.

Victoria’s anti-corruption commission will hear evidence during a four-week investigation into branch stacking about how public grants to ethnic groups were used for political purposes.

Victoria’s anti-corruption commission will hear evidence during a four-week investigation into branch stacking about how public grants to ethnic groups were used for political purposes.

The states’ watchdogs may have their faults, but they have proven effective at reining in government excess.

Victoria’s anti-corruption body has been examining the conduct of the Premier and a senior public servant over their role in controversial deals that benefited the firefighters’ union.