Prosecutors have quietly laid criminal charges against a former Australian of the Year finalist, seven years after the corruption watchdog delivered a scathing report.
Eman Sharobeem, formerly of both the Immigrant Women's Health Service (IWHS) and the Non-English Speaking Housing Women's Scheme (NESH), was accused by the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption in 2018 of rorting almost $800,000 from the charities.
