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Joondalup council conduct complaints: $4500 external investigation finds three complaints unsubstantiated

Published by The West Australian · Australia 9 h ago
Three complaints alleging behavioural breaches at the City of Joondalup have been found to be unsubstantiated following an external investigation costing ratepayers $4500.
Three complaints alleging behavioural breaches at the City of Joondalup have been found to be unsubstantiated following an external investigation costing ratepayers $4500. · The West Australian

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Joondalup council conduct complaints: $4500 external investigation finds three complaints unsubstantiated. Liam Murphy The West Australian. Thu, 12 November 2026 2:00AM ...

Three allegations of misconduct involving one or more City of Joondalup elected members have been dismissed by council following an external investigation. Councillors made the determination behind closed doors at their October ordinary council meeting, endorsing the investigator’s findings that all three complaints were unsubstantiated. Human resources consulting firm The Futures Group was engaged to undertake the probe, which ran from July to September 2026 and cost ratepayers $4500, excluding GST.

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