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Liv Casben

Public servant quits following ‘private urination matter’

Murray Watt says he will look into sexual harassment allegations surrounding a former senior Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority employee. Photo: AAP

A senior public servant has resigned from a federal government agency after being accused of urinating on colleagues.

Under questioning about sexual harassment at the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority, chief executive Lisa Croft was asked if she was aware that a male senior staff member had allegedly urinated on colleagues at a work function.

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