The police have been called in to investigate a government agency after a review of its work culture found further allegations of misconduct.
An independent investigation was launched in November into the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) after a Senate committee heard allegations that a senior public servant urinated on his colleagues.
At the hearing, the authority's chief executive officer Lisa Croft said she had been made aware of an incident that occurred in a private capacity outside of work, describing it as a "private urination matter".
