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Anti-corruption chief denies he’s breached public trust
Paul Brereton, Australia's outgoing anti-corruption commissioner, denied breaching public trust during a tense Senate hearing on Tuesday, rejecting suggestions his conduct fell below expected standards. Brereton, stepping down July 6, faced scrutiny over undisclosed work with the Defence Force Inspector-General and a misconduct finding related to handling conflicts of interest.
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