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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
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Ben Doherty

AFP concedes it was incorrect to say Peter Dutton received briefing on Bhojani foreign bribery matter

Peter Dutton
The Australia federal police said initially that it had briefed then home affairs minister Peter Dutton over a person of interest and a company relating to Nauru accomodation contracts, but now says that was incorrect. Photograph: Darren England/AAP

The Australian federal police has conceded it gave incorrect information to the Senate when it said it had briefed the then home affairs minister Peter Dutton on a foreign bribery investigation in Nauru offshore contracts.

The allegations relate to a series of accommodation contracts on Nauru given to a company, Radiance International Inc, linked to an Australian citizen, Mozammil (Mozu) Gulamabbas Bhojani, who was later convicted of bribing politicians on Nauru.

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