NT corruption watchdog withdraws report The Northern Territory's corruption watchdog will not republish a controversial report into a government grant after a court review found its processes failed. AAP · Jul 19, 2022
ICAC permanently removes controversial Darwin Turf Club report, as legal action against the office is withdrawn One of the most significant findings made by the Northern Territory's anti-corruption watchdog has been wiped from the office's website. ABC News · Jul 19, 2022
NT ICAC failed to offer procedural fairness to Darwin Turf Club board member in investigation into $12 million grandstand grant, court finds An Independent Commission Against Corruption investigation into a controversial multi-million dollar grant ended up in the Supreme Court. The court has found one man wasn't offered fairness. ABC News · Jun 23, 2022
NT Supreme Court releases documents about secret recording of Darwin businesswoman during ICAC operation Court documents have revealed new details about the secret recording of a prominent Darwin businesswoman by the Northern Territory's anti-corruption watchdog, which show approval for the operation was neither sought from, nor granted by, the former ICAC boss Ken Fleming. ABC News · May 2, 2022
NT ICAC lawyer defends anti-corruption watchdog's findings against Darwin Turf Club The legal team for the NT's anti-corruption watchdog rejects claims the ICAC "threw out the rule book" when it made adverse findings against a former Darwin Turf Club board member over a controversial taxpayer-funded grandstand. ABC News · Apr 28, 2022
Northern Territory ICAC's findings over Darwin Turf Club grandstand challenged in Supreme Court Lawyers for a former member of the Darwin Turf Club say the Northern Territory Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) was overzealous in its investigation of a controversial $12 million grandstand grant and accuse the commissioner of using "extraordinary and unusual methods to obtain evidence". ABC News · Apr 27, 2022