National Gallery of Victoria employee allegedly stole $8m to buy phones he later sold

A former senior employee at the National Gallery of Victoria faces serious allegations of financial misconduct, including seven counts of theft and one count of misconduct in public office. Authorities claim the individual allegedly diverted millions of dollars from the gallery over a six-year period, using institutional funds to purchase high-value mobile phones that were later sold for personal profit. The case highlights concerns over financial integrity within a major cultural institution. Further details on the investigation and legal proceedings are expected as the story develops.

Victoria’s anti-corruption body charges the ex-staffer with seven counts of theft and one count of misconduct in public officeFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA former senior National Gallery of Victoria employee is alleged to have funnelled $8m from the gallery over six years.He allegedly bought $8m worth of mobile phones using an NGV account, which he then sold for personal gain. Continue reading...