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A labor hire firm owner, Bernard Kearney, has pleaded guilty to falsifying documents related to suspicious financial transactions linked to a Victorian government infrastructure project. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding corruption and the limited investigative powers of police in the state's 'Big Build' program.
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The incident raises significant questions about government oversight, public spending, and the influence of political donors on major infrastructure projects.
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The article focuses on government accountability and potential corruption, which is a common investigative angle in Australian political reporting.
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