A public servant and a businessman found guilty of conspiring to manipulate IT recruitment in the federal Department of Finance, have avoided jail, after ruining their reputations, "probably through greed".
Abdul 'Alex' El-Debel, 49, and Raminder Kahlon, 38, were accused of conspiring with a third man to dishonestly obtain a benefit from the Commonwealth, by putting forward candidates from companies with which they were associated.
