The state's corruption watchdog has terminated its investigation into former Labor frontbencher Tim Crakanthorp, finding there are no prospects of finding corrupt conduct in relation to landholdings linked to his wife's family.
  • In short: The ICAC has conducted a preliminary investigation and terminated its probe into whether former state Labor minister Tim Crakanthorp failed to declare a conflict of interest.
  • The Newcastle MP self-reported that he had failed to declare landholdings owned by his family.
  • What’s next? The state’s corruption watchdog said it would not be pursuing further action.