NEW SOUTH WALES: Three former members of the Wagonga Local Aboriginal Land Council have been found to have corruptly accepted cash payments in exchange for trying to push through dodgy land deals in the NSW south coast town of Narooma.
NATIONAL: Ron Medich paid $100,000 to have someone visit the widow of murdered Sydney businessman Michael McGurk and pressure her into paying out her late husband’s debts, court papers show.
NATIONAL: Ron Mason, the former chair of the Wagonga Local Aboriginal Land Council, helped interview a prospective hitman to murder wealthy businessman Michael McGurk, a Sydney court has heard.
NEW SOUTH WALES: The murder case against property tycoon Ron Medich has been adjourned once again but lawyers say there have been “significant developments” in the cases of his four co-accused.
NEW SOUTH WALES: The chair of an Aboriginal land council accused of taking bribes from property developers pushed their scheme to develop prime land on the NSW south coast even after it was shot down for lack of consultation.
NEW SOUTH WALES: Ron Mason chaired an Aboriginal land council stacked with his family members and received payments from property developers ready to buy prime real estate at well below market value, a corruption inquiry has heard.
NEW SOUTH WALES: Senior figures within the Wagonga Local Aboriginal Land Council were prepared to sacrifice millions of dollars in benefits to their members in exchange for small cash payments, a corruption hearing in Sydney has heard.
NEW SOUTH WALES: Accused murderer Lucky Gattellari never thought he was breaking the law when he paid two land council members thousands of dollars during negotiations over prime properties on the NSW south coast.
AFL INDIGENOUS ROUND: This weekend the AFL celebrates and honours the contribution of Aboriginal players to the Aboriginal game of Marngrook, or as its commonly known, AFL.
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ICAC finds Masons and Foster acted corruptly in Wagonga land deals
NEW SOUTH WALES: Three former members of the Wagonga Local Aboriginal Land Council have been found to have corruptly accepted cash payments in exchange for trying to push through dodgy land deals in the NSW south coast town of Narooma.