Ex-Lotto presenter pay saga 'wouldn't be tolerated' in private sector - Taxpayers Union
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The Ministry of Justice is being accused of turning a blind eye to some internal issues after a staffer facing money laundering charges stayed on its payroll for five years.
Former Lotto host Russell Harrison was arrested days after starting at the ministry in 2021, admitting guilt in June.
Documents obtained by the Taxpayers Union reveal four other ministry employees are on leave while facing charges or misconduct investigations.
Union executive director Jordan Williams told Ryan Bridge the HR department would surely know.
He believes there's a culture within the public service, where they don't worry as taxpayers are footing the bill.
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