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Advertisement On Friday, the Commonwealth Auditor-General, Grant Hehir, gave evidence to the Public Accounts and Audit Committee of Parliament that the government’s $6.4 million cut in his budget would mean reduced audits. This was not regrettable news to the Morrison government. Among its members are MPs who appear to have shown a level of disregard for what were once accepted standards of accountability and probity that can only be described as brazen. For example, Senator Bridget McKenzie, former sports minister, gave evidence the previous Friday to the Senate committee investigating the sports rorts affair. She took full responsibility for her staff and her own actions in managing the Community Sports Infrastructure Grants Fund. And she was proud of her achievements. ....
McKenzie, Dutton put democracy at risk with actions that reek of playing politics with public money smh.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from smh.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Peter Dutton spent $36,000 of taxpayer s money to fly to Tasmania in 2018 Home affairs minister flew over to make announcement for $194,000 in grants His announcement came during the 2018 Braddon by-election campaign Mr Dutton was advised during 2019 Home Affairs briefing to not approve grants A spokesperson said Mr Dutton had a number of official commitments in region They pointed out former Labor leader Bill Shorten also made trips to Tasmania ....
Advertisement Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton handpicked 53 projects to share in $8.5 million for security cameras and safety lighting ahead of the last federal election, only five of which were in safe Labor seats. The opposition has asked the Auditor-General to examine the Safer Communities Fund after departmental documents revealed Mr Dutton diverted almost half the total pool of funding away from recommended projects to his handpicked ones in January 2019. The Home Affairs department warned Mr Dutton he âmay be criticisedâ if he decided to âmake funding decisions that do not reflect the order of meritâ. Credit:Alex Ellinghausen A Home Affairs department briefing to Mr Dutton, released under freedom of information to the ABC, listed the top 70 projects able to be funded with the $17.5 million available. ....