What’s behind the Victorian anti-corruption body’s complaints about leaking?

Explainer: A parliamentary committee has been accused of leaking confidential correspondence and compromising investigations

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A Victorian parliamentary committee investigating the welfare of witnesses to anti-corruption agencies has been accused of leaking confidential correspondence and compromising ongoing investigations.

This comes after the committee's then chair, Labor MP Harriet Shing, in May cut the livestream of a public hearing when the premier, Daniel Andrews, was mentioned.

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