Ex-Councillor's Cheating Scandal Resurfaces

0:00It's April 8th, Adelaide News Today starts now, AI powered and ready. A newly elected one nation counselor in South Australia's Upper House, Carlos Cuoremba, got caught up in a cheating scandal back in the 19, 90s during a work training program. Court records from a 1996 unfair dismissal case show Cuoremba admitted selling his completed assignments to a coworker at Henkel, Australia, who was struggling and got fired for it. That coworker, Michael Brohill, lost his job as a plant operator after the cheating came out, and Cuoremba testified he stopped the deal after a company warning. He claimed the guy paid him $50 per module and $20 per assessment, totaling $170 before they quit. One nation won't say if they knew or what comes next, and Cuoremba's overseas, with no word on whether this past move fits a public role he just won. With their 269,834 votes.