Bruce Wilson, ex-boyfriend of former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard, should face corruption charges, according to the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption. The first report into the year-long inquiry report was released on Friday, recommending prosecutors charge former union official Bruce Wilson and also Ralph Blewitt but also suggests some information can never be made public because it would place people in danger. During the hearings, Mr Wilson, a former union official had denied ever giving Ms Gillard 'wads' of cash and accused fellow witnesses of lying. Bruce Wilson, ex-boyfriend of former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard, should face corruption charges, according to the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption
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Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard's ex-boyfriend is set to face corruption charges
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Former union officials Bruce Wilson and Ralph Blewitt among several people singled out by the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption
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Two reports released by the Federal Government on Friday, a third will not be made public because of safety fears for individuals named
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Royal Commission looked at illegal slush funds, intimidation and blackmail claims
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239 witnesses were called over eight months
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