
Emma Bathurst
Emma Bathurst is a legal professional serving as counsel assisting in the Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry, where she presented allegations against former University of Wollongong executive Alyssa White, detailing the misuse of power and favoritism in job placements at the university.
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Counsel assisting the Independent Commission Against Corruption Emma Bathurst was devastatingly effective as she dismantled testimony from Alyssa White.
Former governance officer Alyssa White admits to subverting recruitment processesEmma Bathurst is the counsel assisting the inquiry into Alyssa White's alleged corrupt conduct.
Alyssa White admits to compromising hiringEmma Bathurst is the counsel assisting Alyssa White during her testimony.
Alyssa White testifies at ICAC over recruitment and cronyism allegationsCounsel assisting the inquiry Emma Bathurst drew Still’s attention to the email attachment and asked about the legal advice around avoiding conflicts of interest.
The draft, the legal service and the $1m jobEmma Bathurst is the counsel assisting the ICAC inquiry.
University of Wollongong chancellor quits days ahead of ICAC appearanceEmma Bathurst is the counsel assisting the ICAC.
John was courted for a $1m a year job while told his firm would likely win a consultancy contractCounsel assisting the inquiry Emma Bathurst asked Oon on her second tearful day in the witness box whether White asked for the amendments to the two timelines.
What happened when the vice chancellor was appointedEmma Bathurst is the counsel assisting the inquiry into the recruitment practices at the University of Wollongong.
The $200,000 job, the 2am texts and the tears in the witness boxEmma Bathurst is counsel assisting the commission investigating the case.
‘Smuggled’ documents taken from University of Sydney, ICAC hearsEmma Bathurst is the counsel assisting the Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry into the allegations against Alyssa White.
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