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The example I gave above is just a small sample.
What goes on overseas is major crime in many countries, Indonesia, Italy and on and on it goes.
Even in Sydney the police force was knee deep in corruption some time back and politicians likewise.
NSW is rotten to the core.
It seems to go with the territory..........I wish the media would go full bore into the real corruption and stop pussy footing around with what they're doing now, yes it's worth looking into but it's just hardly the tip of the iceberg.
From my perspective it's the top and their attitude - only have too look at Reith's comments to see what I mean - and that 'greying" of acceptable behaviour allows the next level down to get away with a bit more and so on.
All the claims of expense by politicians should be open to public scrutiny, but if what someone posted earlier is true then it seems the Coalition and Labor worked together to stop us from being able to see what they spend OUR money on any more.
Maybe we need something along the lines of the Parliamentary Integrity Committee with at least someone from every party in the lower and upper houses sitting on it. Quarterly reports, ALL information freely available to the public in a timely manner, with justification from the person claiming the expense.
I dare say just the extra exposure will kill off most of these dodgy claims.
Then hopefully the politicians will stop ASIC from being a wimp and set it up to vigorously weed out corruption at all levels of business.
We are so close to being a plutocracy with the way things stand it's not funny!