One former school infrastructure employee voiced concerns about correct processes not being followed. Then she was fired.
Anthony Manning’s barrister hit out at the ICAC’s probe into his client’s time as School Infrastructure,saying his “reputation is on the line”.
Former education secretary Mark Scott conceded in hindsight he should have questioned a “falling out” between Anthony Manning,the subject of an ICAC inquiry,and his former boss during the hiring process.
Former Investment NSW boss Amy Brown helped Anthony Manning polish his CV but denies having directly influenced his recruitment.
While the ICAC has been busy conducting several smaller inquiries over recent years,a doozy hasn’t captured public attention for some time - until now.
Jannatun Haque,a senior data expert,refused to inflate population projections which she told the ICAC was “well understood” to be aimed at acquiring more funding.
Education secretary Murat Dizdar told the ICAC a former colleague had a “sharp” and “direct” manner that left some colleagues “bruised”.
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption is holding a public inquiry into the alleged conduct of Anthony Manning,who headed up School Infrastructure NSW unit from 2017 until last year.
It has been alleged that former School Infrastructure NSW chief Anthony Manning improperly hired friends and misallocated funds from school projects.
The famous racing family has put forward its $330 million farmland,once linked to disgraced ex-NSW MP Daryl Maguire,as a potential site for a new track.