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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
National
Jamieson Murphy

Government manager resigns after 'private urination incident'

APVMA chief executive Lisa Croft at Senate estimates on Tuesday. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

The toxic work culture of a government organisation has been questioned in Senate estimates, with the most serious claim involving a senior male manager urinating on staff members.

Agriculture Minister Murray Watt is seeking an urgent briefing, following revelations of a "private urination incident" between staff at the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority, which regulates the nation's animal and plant chemicals.

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