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Suspected whistleblowers raided in travel company scandal
Something has been turned upsidedown. Instead of Corman being investigated for his relationship with benefits from Helloworld those revealed their dirty little secret are being targeted as whistleblowers. How easily forgotten how this LNP government enabled the destructing of Peter Slipper over a $900 Cabcharge of which he was eventually found innocent. Administrative oversight at the time was granted to dozens of MPs including the PM Tony Abbott but none of the same was offered to Slipper. How times have changed since.
Victoria Police has launched a criminal investigation into two people it
suspects are the whistleblowers who exposed how a travel company
Helloworld gave free international flights to the family of Finance
Minister Mathias Cormann.
The information was leaked to The Age and the Herald in February and revealed how Senator Cormann and his family received free flights from Helloworld in 2017, months before the company won a $1 billion travel contract with Senator Cormann's own department.
Senator
Cormann booked the family flights directly with Helloworld chief
executive Andrew Burnes, who at the time was the Liberal Party's federal
treasurer, but did not pay for them. After the story was published,
Senator Cormann blamed an administrative oversight and paid $2780.82.Shadow Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus said it was "deeply disturbing that yet again, [suspected] whistleblowers appear to be the target of a police investigation and not those whose conduct has been exposed".
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