I was absolutely thrilled to read that Senator Arthur Sinodinos will not be prosecuted by the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) and that he has been returned to the bosom of his family without a stain on his character. Young Arthur got himself into hot water because he was both the deputy chairman of Australian Water Holdings and the Treasurer of the Liberal Party at the time when the former gave some highly exotic donations to the latter.
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