Ex-Vic education official to face IBAC

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By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 2, 2015

A sacked Victorian education official is expected to face a barrage of questions when he fronts an anti-corruption hearing following allegations of fake paper trails, deleted spreadsheets and a secret slush fund.

MELBOURNE, June 2 - Former education department finance manager Nino Napoli is due to appear at the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission ...

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