The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse
The NSW government's biggest cultural investment in more than half a century has opened on Saturday, but Lisa Havilah, the museum's chief executive, has been suspended from her role. The board has referred the case to the Independent Commission Against Corruption for investigation, which has already ruled that Havilah has no direct responsibility for the museum's financial mismanagement.
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Published 06 Nov 2026, 18:00 UTC · Updated 06 Nov 2026, 18:19 UTC
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