Australian Tax Official implicated in $165 million fraud

The Australian Taxation Office Deputy Commissioner Michael Cranston will be charged over a major tax fraud allegedly involving his son.
Mr Cranston has been issued with a court attendance notice for allegedly publicly abusing his position as a public officer in a senior official of the Commonwealth of Australia, according to the Australian Federal Police.
Mr Cranston's 30-year-old son Adam and eight other people have been arrested over a $165 million tax fraud investigation.
Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Operations Leanne Close has fronted a press conference.

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