Suspended Powerhouse CEO denies wrongdoing as 14 disclosures revealed
Millions of dollars in contracts were awarded under Powerhouse CEO Lisa Havilah. Documents released under a freedom of information request reveal her perceived conflicts of interest.
According to internal Freedom of Information documents, suspended Powerhouse CEO Lisa Havilah made 14 declarations of perceived conflicts of interest during her tenure. The CEO maintains she acted with integrity and has not been found guilty of any wrongdoing. The new Powerhouse Parramatta museum is set to open on November 7, but the $915 million project is under scrutiny due to allegations of misconduct, a whistleblower report, and referrals to the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
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