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Victoria’s anti-corruption report reveals more grubby 'whatever it takes' politics than bombshell revelations | Jon Faine

There has been no finding of corrupt conduct but of a corrosive abuse of power, trashing of good governance and the abandonment of proper processes

The Victorian anti-corruption agencys longest-running investigation has finally ended … with a whimper, not a bang.

To explain – everything in Victoria has a football analogy.

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