While the Liberal-turned-independent SA state MP has been facing and denying the charges for seven years, he has now been found guilty — but his fate as a parliamentarian remains unclear.
'Fix this mess': Independent MLA calls for inquiry into troubled NT ICAC
Independent MLA Robyn Lambley will call for a parliamentary inquiry into the NT Independent Commissioner Against Corruption when parliament returns next month. It follows a string of scandals over the corruption watchdog's six-year history.
Photo shows NT Parliament House outsideUS sanctions powerful Cambodian tycoon over alleged human rights abuses in scam operations
The United States announces sanctions on one of Cambodia's wealthiest and most powerful tycoons over alleged human rights abuses related to the treatment of trafficking victims forced to work in online scam centres.
Photo shows Ly Yong Phat sits next to several women at an event.Former department bosses Kathryn Campbell and Renee Leon found to have breached duties over Robodebt
The public service commissioner has named former department bosses Kathryn Campbell and Renee Leon among a dozen current and former senior public servants found to have breached their duties in relation to the unlawful Robodebt scheme.
Photo shows A woman with brown short hair sits behind a microphonePhone taps of convicted Queensland mayor blocked from public release
Phone taps of convicted Logan mayor Luke Smith have been blocked from public release, despite the recordings being tendered in court.
Photo shows Former Logan City Council Mayor Luke Smith (centre) arrives to the Brisbane district CourtThe Red Bull heir was accused of killing a cop. Now eight people who allegedly got him off the hook are on trial
Four years after charges were dropped against the heir to the Red Bull empire over an alleged hit-and-run, eight people are under scrutiny, accused of helping him avoid court.
Photo shows A man wearing sunglasses and camouflage jacket walks down the stairsFiji's new anti-corruption chief detained, a day after her appointment
Fiji's anti-corruption commission has been engulfed in an extraordinary saga after its new chief was detained and questioned by police on the orders of her second-in-command.
Photo shows A woman in a black barrister's gown and wig.Liverpool Council loses legal bid to stop investigation into its operations
A Sydney court rules in favour of Local Government Minister Ron Hoenig allowing him to suspend councillors and appoint an administrator from September 5.
Photo shows A middle-aged man wearing a suit and a red gown speaks on a podium inside a brick buildingTaipei's former mayor Ko Wen-je arrested in graft probe
Ko Wen-je, a former mayor of Taipei and opposition party leader, has been arrested as part of a graft investigation involving a major property development in the Taiwanese capital.
Photo shows A man in suit with a Taiwan flag in the background.Lobster rolls, nepotism and the 'Javanese king': Why Indonesians are 'deadnaming' President Jokowi
One thing is clear: Indonesia's democrats will not let their hard-won system of checks and balances be dismantled without a fight.
Photo shows A demonstrator reacts as he holds a cutout of Indonesian President Joko WidodoUnnamed ministerial adviser investigated over 'large sums of money' in bank account, SA ICAC says
A SA government minister's adviser appeared to receive "large sums of money" into a bank account, prompting an investigation into potential bribery, the state's outgoing anti-corruption commissioner reveals in a report tabled in parliament.
Photo shows The SA flag flies above South Australia's Parliament House.To Lam's rise to power in Vietnam has been 'spectacular'. Could he be following Xi Jinping's blueprint?
Former minister of public security To Lam has rapidly ascended to power in Vietnam, taking on two of the four roles considered the "pillars" of the country's political system. Some are already comparing him to Xi Jinping.
Photo shows To Lam sitting down on a chair with two microphones in front of him on a lectern.South Australia's ICAC boss is headed for the door. What happens before she goes?
South Australia's anti-corruption head may have quit, but a dozen reports were underway when Ann Vanstone made her announcement — including a look at how state government grants are used.
Photo shows SA anti-corruption commissioner Ann Vanstone.'Protest for the Truth' rallies supporting Venezuela's opposition break out worldwide — starting with Australia
More than 100 people rallied in Sydney on Saturday in the world "Protest for the Truth" movement, against an alleged election steal by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Photo shows A crowd of people holding flags, balloons, and signs reading "NO MORE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS".Youngest Thai prime minister voted in by parliament after previous leader removed
Thailand's parliament votes to appoint Pheu Thai party leader Paetongtarn Shinawatra as the country's new prime minister, continuing a family dynasty.
Photo shows Paetongtarn Shinawatra stands with her hand in a wai with a microphone flanked by a crowd of people.'The threat of arrest has never scared my mother': Hasina's son says former Bangladesh PM to return for trial
Long-time Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina is ready to face trial back home after fleeing to New Delhi on Monday, her son Sajeeb Wazed says.
Photo shows Sheikh Hasina behind a bouquet.Two Victorian Building Authority workers charged by corruption watchdog
The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission has charged two Victorian Building Authority employees with criminal offences, over the alleged assessment of builder registrations in exchange for bribes.
Photo shows A house under construction.Former head of abolished watchdog says CFMEU allegations must spur broader response
John Lloyd, who used to run the Australian Building and Construction Commission, says a new watchdog is needed to police Australia's unions.
Photo shows A construction worker leaning against a temporary fence with a hard hat on featuring a CFMEU sticker.'Corrupt' former CIT CEO was paid almost half a million dollars upon resigning, official reveals
In estimates hearings today, a Canberra Institute of Technology official confirmed former chief executive Leanne Cover received the lump sum as well as being paid her annual salary for two years while on leave.
Photo shows A woman with a blue shirt wearing a white jacket smiles at the cameraQueensland corruption watchdog chief hits out at government over review into reporting powers
Crime and Corruption Commission chair Bruce Barbour says the reporting model proposed for the watchdog is "not appropriate" and "inconsistent with the public interest".
Photo shows Qld CCC chair Bruce Barbour at budget estimates'I always worked my hardest': Gladys Berejiklian fails to overturn ICAC corruption findings
The former NSW premier has failed to overturn a finding of serious corrupt conduct after challenging a report by the corruption watchdog in the state's highest civil court.
Photo shows Gladys Berejiklian looking serious.