The Victorian Labor MP Kat Theophanous says she has always acted appropriately, after the state’s corruption watchdog – which found no evidence of her doing anything wrong – concluded her father secretly lobbied for a developer in exchange for donations to her 2018 campaign.
The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (Ibac) findings, tabled in parliament on Wednesday, concluded former Labor minister Theo Theophanous improperly lobbied in favour of a $31bn proposal by the Australian Education City (AEC) consortium to develop a large education, residential and employment district in Melbourne’s western suburbs.