SA public servants face corruption charges
Two former senior public servants have been charged with dishonesty offences following an investigation by South Australia's corruption watchdog.
It will be alleged the 44-year-old woman and 62-year-old man claimed private travel expenses including airfares, accommodation and meals, then took steps to hide their actions.
They are facing charges including abuse of public office, acting dishonestly and dishonestly dealing with documents, and have been bailed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court next week.
In an unrelated matter, a third person who was employed at TAFE SA was charged with dishonestly dealing with documents.
It will be alleged the 50-year-old man employed as a public officer falsified a document to benefit another person.
He has been summonsed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court in April.
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