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University of Wollongong chancellor stands aside amid ICAC inquiry
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- Michael Still has stood aside pending the outcome of an ICAC public inquiry.
- ICAC on Tuesday announced it would hold a three-week probe into the university, examining allegations involving senior staff, including the chancellor.
- It would also examine whether, since 2024, Mr Still, Ms White, or any other staff improperly awarded or influenced the awarding of work to consultancy firm Aspirall Consulting International.
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Michael Still has stood aside pending the outcome of an ICAC public inquiry. (Supplied: NSW Parliament)
Link copied Share Share article The University of Wollongong says its chancellor, Michael Still, has stood aside from his position, pending the conclusion of an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) public inquiry into allegations concerning the university.
ICAC on Tuesday announced it would hold a three-week probe into the university, examining allegations involving senior staff, including the chancellor.
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