Former NAB employee jailed for eight years over $5.5million fraud
A bank employee who stole money to fund a high-flying lifestyle filled with private jets and luxury holidays has been jailed. While working as the chief of staff at the National Australia Bank, Rosemary Rogers pocketed $5.5 million in bribes. The bribes included a month-long holiday to the US worth $500,000, a luxury BMW, two boats, a holiday home, a trip to a private Fijian island and multiple stays at expensive resorts. Former chief of staff at NAB Rosemary Rogers has been jailed for a maximum of eight years.(Sam Mooy) Rogers stayed at the six-star Emirates resort at Wolgan Valley in NSW, w...
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