Environment Protection Authority to be investigated following string of controversies

By Natalie O'Brien
Updated June 20 2014 - 11:08am, first published 10:40am
Contamination in the Botany area had residents concerned. Photo: Sahlan Hayes
Contamination in the Botany area had residents concerned. Photo: Sahlan Hayes

A parliamentary inquiry is to be held into the performance of NSW's Environment Protection Authority after a string of controversies that have dogged the agency, including botched prosecutions, accusations of cover-ups, mismanagement and a referral to the corruption watchdog.

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