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Peris rejects misuse allegations

Northern Territory Labor Senate hopeful Nova Peris has rejected allegations of misusing assets while working for the NT's Education Department.

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Source: NITV


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Ms Peris says the claims are part of a smear campaign following her endorsement by the Prime Minister.

Nova Peris's initiation into federal politics has been a bruising one and she's not even a member of parliament yet.

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Since the announcement on Tuesday she's been confronted by criticism, rumours and innuendo.

The most serious allegation that she misappropriated government furniture while an employee for the Education Department.

Today, she was keen to set the record straight.

A whispering campaign suggested Ms Peris had been sacked by the Department and was under investigation.

However, Territory police confirmed to NITV News that they not received a formal request to investigate her time as a public servant.

Due to its privacy policies The NT Education Department could not disclose any information about a former employee.

Supporters and critics contacted by NITV refused to comment today.

The sitting Senator, Trish Crossin and former Deputy Chief Minister, Marion Scrymgour are still expected to nominate for pre- selection.

Nominations close on Monday night.

It's likely that a decision won't be announced until Tuesday.


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