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[AtoZ into Korean mind] Money paradox: Why money speaks louder than anything else
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At least 9 dead in central Seoul car accident: reports
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Heavy rainfall soaks Korea as summer rainy season begins
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One-third of new students at Korea’s ‘SKY’ universities are from Seoul
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Assembly strife intensifies as parties mull bills Yoon vetoed
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How Democrats could replace Biden as presidential candidate
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S. Korea to create new deputy PM post for population planning
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Forex market hours extended to 2 a.m.
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[Herald Interview] Song Kang-ho says acting still a challenge
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[Herald Interview] Time to open new page for S. Korea-Vietnam ties: Vietnam ambassador
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Canberra Institute of Technology explores legal options follow former CEO corruption
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : June 29, 2024 - 09:02
The Canberra Institute of Technology is considering whether to take legal action to recover costs after a years-long investigation into controversial consultancy contracts worth $8.7 million-dollars. The ACT Integrity Commission found the CIT’s former Chief Executive engaged in serious corrupt conduct by misleading the CIT Board and ACT Skills Minister about the contracts. Though both the CIT and the government say they are confident this could never happen again, the opposition is concerned about the reputational impact for the institute.
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