When crime and corrupt conduct do pay… and handsomely
"This article is about some sus stuff... the the way in which we taxpayers fork out to keep undeserving people enjoying a lifestyle that they have forfeited," writes legal columnist HUGH SELBY.
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Leanne Cover, the disgraced CEO of the CIT, was paid more than $465,000 when she resigned from the position on the eve of the Integrity Commission report being tabled last month.
The ACT Greens want disgraced former CIT CEO Leanne Cover to repay the six-figure salary she received during the two years she was stood down on full pay during an ACT Integrity Commission investigation.
The former CEO of the CIT Leanne Cover has been found to be corrupt by the ACT Integrity commission after its two-year investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts awarded to a single consultant.
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CIT shock: another attempt to muzzle integrity body
In a sensational move against the ACT Integrity Commission, another public servant has sought to suppress its findings, this time in relation to the investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts at the CIT.
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Embattled CIT CEO resigns from full-pay suspension
Leanne Cover has resigned as CEO of the Canberra Institute of Technology two years after she was "temporarily" stood down on full pay as the ACT Integrity Commission began an investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts.
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Lee wants review of suspended CIT chief’s pay rise
The Canberra Liberals are calling for a review into the recent determination to award a 3.5 per cent pay increase to the suspended CEO of the Canberra Institute of Technology.
A former Labor Senator will take over as CIT board chair today (July 1) despite serving as deputy during the awarding of several contracts now being investigated by the ACT’s Integrity Commission.
The CIT board is a laughing stock. They should apologise to the community and resign, every one of them because ignorance is not bliss when it comes to being a director, says IAN MEIKLE in another "Seven Days".
The CEO of the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) has been temporarily stood down as the ACT Integrity Commission begins its investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts awarded to a single consultant.
Fixing a car is, well, it's like climbing a mountain if you're doing the cosmic car healer's course at the CIT, reveals this week's KEEPING UP THE ACT.
MEEGAN Fitzharris has congratulated Leanne Cover on her appointment as the new CIT Chief Executive…
