The Latest Breaking News from ICAC

The Northern Territory anti-corruption commissioner is considering launching a probe into the investigation of a policeman who fatally shot an Aboriginal teen.

Amid allegations of political interference and a rushed investigation into the shooting death of Yuendumu man Kumanjayi Walker, the NT anti-corruption watchdog is considering whether to investigate the circumstances that led to Constable Rolfe's arrest.

NSW ICAC’s report into a $100,000 donation by Chinese billionaire Huang Xiangmo lays bare the venality of the NSW Labor Party — but also how poor federal laws help those seeking to wield influence.

The NSW branch of the ALP is back under scrutiny after a corruption watchdog finds that a former Labor politician and a restaurateur allegedly conspired to disguise a donation from a Chinese property developer.

A former NSW Labor MP engaged in serious corrupt conduct trying to cover up an illegal donation, the Independent Commission Against Corruption has found.

Prosecutors decide not to pursue criminal charges against South Australian Liberal MP Terry Stephens, despite a months-long ICAC investigation into his use of parliamentary allowances.

Good morning, early birds. Nationals MP George Christensen claimed $50,000 last year for ‘e-material’, and is there time for Scott Morrison to deliver on his election pledge to create a federal ICAC? It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

The Northern Territory ICAC is trying to rebuild its reputation, commissioner Michael Riches says, following a tumultuous period that saw the office mired in numerous controversies.

Hong Kong (AFP) - A former Hong Kong lawmaker was jailed Wednesday for exposing an anti-graft probe into a senior police officer's handling of a mob attack on democracy protesters in 2019.