Law Enforcement in Australia

26 Jun 2009

During his internship last summer with a construction company, then final-year civil engineering student Steve Lam Ho-yin was often puzzled by a job procedure.

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Ex-principal on bribery and fraud charges

18 May 2007

A former principal of a nursery school run by the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals has been accused of cheating students' parents out of more than HK$120,000 and taking a bribe from a subordinate.

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Right of appeal invalid in ICAC case, court told

10 Sep 2004

The Court of Appeal does not have the jurisdiction to hear the ICAC's appeal of the High Court judgment setting aside its warrants to search Sing Tao Daily's offices and a reporter's home, the...

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ICAC arrests detective over triad extortion case

5 May 2004

A police detective sergeant was among six people arrested by the ICAC on suspicion of bribery and perverting the course of justice last night.

7:26PM

Powder keg just waiting to explode

17 Feb 2004

Conflict between locals and police makes The Block off-limits to whites

It lies just a kilometre from Sydney's gleaming skyscrapers, but the inner city suburb of Redfern looked more...

7:23AM

Former shipping manager in court over alleged $7.5m scam

13 May 2003

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A former shipping manager - charged with allegedly deceiving his employer of freight charges and duties worth over $7.5 million by using false invoices - entered no plea...

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Opinion

Attempts to diversify China's reserves have been a disaster

4:45AM

Howard Winn

China is like the EU; provinces are its member states

5:26AM

City Briefs

ALLEGED SEX FOR TIP-OFFS OFFICER TO FACE COURT

11:29AM

Five on human smuggling charges

Five people appeared in court yesterday charged with trying to smuggle two mainlanders into the United States through Chek Lap Kok.

8:25PM

Customs staff code bans use of fakes

Customs officers have been banned from using fake CDs and other pirated goods under new anti-corruption guidelines.

2:13AM

ICAC urges builders' clean-up

The construction industry must reform and combat bribery if it wants to remain competitive, an adviser to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) said yesterday.

12:40AM

Media matters

Until the latest incident, Jimmy Lai Chee-ying's frequent tussles with the establishment have been confined to commercial disputes. The raid on Apple Daily's offices by the Independent Commission...

11:32PM

Officers held over bribes

THREE detectives were detained by the ICAC on suspicion of taking bribes to drop cases against suspected car thieves.

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