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AFP gave Senate incorrect information

Published 4 August 2023, 9:26 am
Federal police commissioner Reece Kershaw has told a Senate committee he does not have any conflict of interest, after the emergence of text messages between him and a PwC partner with the consulting firm embroiled in a tax-leaks scandal. The AFP also admitted that it gave the senate incorrect information about a briefing given to then-Home Affairs Minister, Peter Dutton, in 2018.
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