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Icac inquiry raises questions over whether taxpayer funds were used in alleged illegal political donations

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Penry Buckley and Krishani Dhanji
Icac inquiry raises questions over whether taxpayer funds were used in alleged illegal political donations
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The New South Wales corruption watchdog (ICAC) is investigating allegations that Catholic Schools NSW funneled taxpayer-funded money into illegal political donations for the Liberal party. Experts are calling for stricter oversight to ensure public education funds are not used for political branch stacking.

Icac is investigating donations made by Catholic Schools NSW to the Liberal party. Photograph: Bianca De Marchi/AAP Icac is investigating donations made by Catholic Schools NSW to the Liberal party. Photograph: Bianca De Marchi/AAP Australian education Icac inquiry raises questions over whether taxpayer funds were used in alleged illegal political donations Catholic Schools NSW’s alleged donations to Liberal party show the need to ensure public money is spent for approved purposes, expert says

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