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IBAC to review police investigation of police officer who punched woman - Vimarsana News

IBAC to review police investigation of police officer who punched woman

Victoria’s corruption watchdog will review the investigation of a Ballarat officer acquitted after punching his neighbour in self defence and breaking her nose following a complaint about conflict of interest and concerns about the impartiality of some police involved in the case.

Victoria anti-corruption commissioner warns body-cam footage could taint police evidence - Vimarsana News

Victoria anti-corruption commissioner warns body-cam footage could taint police evidence

Ibac commissioner Robert Redlich says police should not be allowed to watch footage before making statements

'Covid story' brain-stormed | Dandenong Star Journal - Vimarsana News

'Covid story' brain-stormed | Dandenong Star Journal

Former ALP powerbroker Adem Somyurek was accused of “brainstorming” a story to explain footage of him withdrawing cash from an […]

'I'm an idiot [but] I'm not resigning': Tim Smith MP - Vimarsana News

'I'm an idiot [but] I'm not resigning': Tim Smith MP

Victorian Liberal MP Tim Smith will not resign from parliament but is still considering his future.

Source: afr.com
IBAC Victoria hearing LIVE updates: Marlene Kairouz's former staffer Kirsten Psaila to appear; Victorian Labor Party investigation continues - Vimarsana News

IBAC Victoria hearing LIVE updates: Marlene Kairouz's former staffer Kirsten Psaila to appear; Victorian Labor Party investigation continues

MP Marlene Kariouz accused of spending up to $18,000 a year on memberships, while one of her key staffers said ballot papers were filled out for members who either didn’t know, or didn’t care, about their vote.

Source: smh.com.au