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Getax faces Australian conspiracy, foreign-bribery charges over Nauru phosphate deal

By James Panichi ( August 25, 2022, 03:57 GMT | Insight) -- Phosphate company Getax Australia has had the foreign-bribery charges against it updated by federal prosecutors, with court documents revealing the business and its two surviving owners allegedly conspired to corrupt public officials in the Pacific island-state of Nauru. The Brisbane Magistrates Court documents say that Australian federal prosecutors have refiled the charges and have alleged violations of both criminal foreign-bribery laws and criminal-conspiracy laws.Phosphate company Getax Australia has had the foreign-bribery charges against it updated by federal prosecutors, with court documents revealing the business and its two surviving owners allegedly conspired to corrupt public officials in the Pacific island-state of Nauru....

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