NSW Watchdog Hears Allegations of Parramatta Council Staff Surveillance

An anti-corruption watchdog in New South Wales is investigating allegations that a group of Parramatta council staff, known as 'Pink Ops', surveilled other workers and promoted friends.

11 May, 03:38 — 11 May, 03:38

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Council staff dubbed the ‘Pink Ops’ allegedly surveilled other workers, NSW anti-corruption watchdog hears

Ex-Parramatta council chief executive Gail Connolly and ‘close network’ allegedly promoted friends while targeting others for reprisals Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A New South Wales anti-corruption inquiry is investigating whether three friends in powerful positions at a western Sydney council, who called themselves the “Pink Ops”, subverted recruitment and promotion processes to benefit friends. The NSW...

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NSW Watchdog Hears Allegations of Parramatta Council Staff Surveillance

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Council staff dubbed the ‘Pink Ops’ allegedly surveilled other workers, NSW anti-corruption watchdog hears

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