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The NSW premier has rejected the prime minister's description of the ICAC as a 'kangaroo court', saying personal opinions should not erode public trust.

Court documents have revealed new details about the secret recording of a prominent Darwin businesswoman by the Northern Territory's anti-corruption watchdog, which show approval for the operation was neither sought from, nor granted by, the former ICAC boss Ken Fleming.

South Australia's anti-corruption watchdog launches a probe into the way the Central Adelaide Local Health Network — the agency responsible for the Royal Adelaide Hospital — manages and responds to complaints made against it.

Lawyers for a former member of the Darwin Turf Club say the Northern Territory Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) was overzealous in its investigation of a controversial $12 million grandstand grant and accuse the commissioner of using "extraordinary and unusual methods to obtain evidence".

MORNING BRIEFING: Telstra has been fined half a million dollars by the telecommunications watchdog and forced to pay back nearly $2 million after overcharging thousands of customers.

Corruption in politics is a big issue for Australian voters this federal election.

MORNING BRIEFING: A free concert will be held in Lismore next month to lift the spirits of those affected by the recent floods with performances from big names including Grinspoon and Daryl Braithwaite.

Canada Bay mayor Angelo Tsirekas allegedly received overseas trips in exchange for favourable council decisions, watchdog told

A NSW corruption inquiry hears that Angelo Tsirekas received tens of thousands of dollars in kickbacks from developers over the past decade.