ICAC ICAC Michael Riches' leave extended indefinitely, investigation continues

ICAC Michael Riches’ leave extended indefinitely, investigation continues

by | Sep 24, 2024 | News, Subscriber | 3 comments

The Territory’s anti-corruption watchdog’s suspension following alleged “inappropriate behaviour” towards several female staffers has been extended for an indefinite period, Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has said.

Michael Riches was placed on extended leave in mid-June until September 22 while the Office of the Public Employment Commissioner investigated allegations by “several” female staff members of inappropriate behaviour on his part. The allegations came to light while Mr Riches was being investigated by ICAC Inspector Bruce McClintock over his handling of domestic violence allegations levelled at him by his now ex-wife.

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3 Comments

  1. The CLP of all Political Parties definitely need him to stay forever!
    He has not found any corruption in the dodgiest jurisdiction in all Australia.
    Like, Public Servants, Contractors and Companies who win Government Tenders see the corruption daily, but the merry men and women at NT ICAC just cant seem to put a finger on it!

    He should be awarded a Public Service Medal for outing all those former Territorians known as Whistle Blowers who where assisted to migrate south once their careers where ended!

    On Ya Richies! You are the best at what you do!

    • So you must be the boyfriend

      • Sorry didn’t read it properly TOS

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