悉尼Powerhouse博物馆两名高管正面临严重不当行为指控调查。博物馆首席执行官Lisa Havilah在该馆定于11月7日开幕前72天突然离职，首席运营官Mark Wilsdon随后休假1。新南威尔士州创意产业、旅游和酒店部已于2025年3月将此事转交独立广场反腐委员会（ICAC）处理1。
悉尼律师事务所Lander and Rogers受聘对这两名高管进行正式不当行为调查1。州政府建筑师Abbie Galvin被任命为代理首席执行官，财政部官员Cassandra Wilkinson被临时任命为首席运营官1。新南威尔士州艺术部长John Graham在预算评估中披露这些指控"具有严重性质"1。
该博物馆前期支出包括170万美元的纪录片项目和200万美元的营销合同1。
Two senior leaders at Sydney's Powerhouse Museum are under formal investigation following serious misconduct allegations referred to anti-corruption authorities.1 The Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Hospitality transferred the matter to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in March 2025, while Sydney-based law firm Lander and Rogers was engaged to conduct a formal misconduct inquiry.1
Chief Executive Officer Lisa Havilah departed the institution just 72 days before the museum's scheduled November 7 opening, while Chief Operating Officer Mark Wilsdon is currently on leave.1 NSW Government Architect Abbie Galvin has been appointed as acting chief executive, and Cassandra Wilkinson, a Treasury official, was temporarily assigned to the chief operating officer role.1 NSW Arts Minister John Graham disclosed during budget estimates that the allegations were of a "serious nature."1
The museum's preparatory phase involved substantial expenditures, including a 1.7 million dollar documentary production and a 2 million dollar marketing contract.1
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