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The Northern Territory's ICAC boss has warned that budget constrains will impact his ability to tackle improper conduct in the public sector.

The NSW ICAC has found board members of an Aboriginal land council cooked up a scheme to sell properties worth more than $1 million but kept the money.

The state's corruption watchdog has found that four individuals - Nicholas Petroulis, Despina Bakis, Debbie Dates and Richard Green - engaged in corrupt conduct through a dishonest scheme involving the false sale and development of properties owned by the Awabakal Local Aboriginal Land Council.

Last week, the government introduced into parliament the bill establishing the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).

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A former anti-corruption watchdog employee has pleaded guilty to unauthorised disclosure of information after posting a Snapchat video while working as an executive assistant.

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Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has hosed down concerns the federal integrity bill would be weakened before being introduced to parliament this week.

The main part of the anti-corruption bill will allow for retrospective investigations into a range of wrongdoing.

NSW Labor leader claims he sacked his frontbencher via voicemail less than 24 hours after he asked her to produce evidence to back up her claims