A decorated Tasmanian public servant resigned over allegations of interference with a tender process for a ferry service, a matter which was referred to Tasmania Police, the ABC can reveal.
In an email seen by ABC News, the former head of Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service, Peter Mooney, contacted a company vying for the Maria Island ferry contract with tips to improve its application.
The late-night message, sent not long after the tender process was announced in April 2016, said …
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