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Tearful end to ICAC inquiry into University of Wollongong

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Tearful end to ICAC inquiry into University of Wollongong
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The ICAC inquiry into the University of Wollongong has concluded after 15 days of hearings regarding recruitment and governance misconduct. Former official Alyssa White admitted to unfair practices that compromised the university's culture.

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Corruption inquiries in public institutions are essential for maintaining transparency and public trust in educational governance.

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Alyssa White gives evidence at the ICAC inquiry on Friday. ( Supplied: NSW ICAC )

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