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Suspended V/Line executive James Pinder accused of receiving payments after $40m contracts awarded – ABC News
V/Line’s currently suspended CEO is questioned during an anti-corruption hearing investigating whether tendering processes between the regional rail operator and…
A suspended public transport executive has been accused of receiving bank transfers and cash payments from a Melbourne cleaning company, months after it was awarded more than $40 million in contracts.
Key points:
- James Pinder was suspended as V/Line chief executive in August
- He has been questioned about a $100,000 payment he received after V/Line cleaning contracts were awarded
- The cleaning company’s owner and suspended Metro Trains fleet manager are also expected to give evidence
V/Line’s suspended…
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