Corruption body first as bribe charges laid against airport worker
Michael PellyLegal editor
The National Anti-Corruption Commission has claimed a milestone with the charging of a former Western Sydney Airport employee for allegedly soliciting a bribe of $200,000.
The NACC said it was the first time someone had been arrested after an investigation started by the commission, and that it was related to a contract worth $5 million.
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