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‘Corrosive’: Ex-V/Line boss jailed over corrupt contracts (opens the original)
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The masterminds behind a major corruption scheme over cleaning contracts for a state rail network have been jailed over their “corrosive” offending. Former V/Line chief executive James Pinder was jailed for two years and eight months with a non-parole period of one year and nine months for misconduct of public office in the Victorian County Court on Thursday. Transclean co-director George Haritos was handed a term of two years and three months with a minimum of one year and five months for consp
‘Corrosive’: Ex-V/Line boss jailed over corrupt contracts (opens the original)
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The masterminds behind a major corruption scheme over cleaning contracts for a state rail network have been jailed over their “corrosive” offending. Former V/Line chief executive James Pinder was jailed for two years and eight months with a non-parole period of one year and nine months for misconduct of public office in the Victorian County Court on Thursday. Transclean co-director George Haritos was handed a term of two years and three months with a minimum of one year and five months for consp
‘Corrosive’: Ex-V/Line boss jailed over corrupt contracts (opens the original)
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The masterminds behind a major corruption scheme over cleaning contracts for a state rail network have been jailed over their “corrosive” offending. Former V/Line chief executive James Pinder was jailed for two years and eight months with a non-parole period of one year and nine months for misconduct of public office in the Victorian County Court on Thursday. Transclean co-director George Haritos was handed a term of two years and three months with a minimum of one year and five months for consp
Motherhood deradicalised ISIS bride, court told (opens the original)
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A so-called “ISIS bride” developed an opposition to extremist ideology following the birth of her daughter in a refugee camp, a court has been told. Zeinab Ahmad was arrested and charged with slavery offences upon her return to Australia with other family members of former Islamic State fighters in May after years of languishing in a Syrian refugee camp. The 31-year-old mother on Thursday launched her second bid for bail in the Victorian Supreme Court, arguing she does not pose a risk to the com
Motherhood deradicalised ISIS bride, court told (opens the original)
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A so-called “ISIS bride” developed an opposition to extremist ideology following the birth of her daughter in a refugee camp, a court has been told. Zeinab Ahmad was arrested and charged with slavery offences upon her return to Australia with other family members of former Islamic State fighters in May after years of languishing in a Syrian refugee camp. The 31-year-old mother on Thursday launched her second bid for bail in the Victorian Supreme Court, arguing she does not pose a risk to the com
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