The former chief executive officer of Ipswich City Council and his wife have been charged with one more count each of official corruption after allegedly receiving corrupt payments totalling more than $100,000.
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The Crime and Corruption Commission charged Carl Wulff, 66, and Sharon Oxenbridge, 51, on Wednesday with both Springfield residents having already been charged in October.
Queensland's corruption watchdog will allege the couple received 20 separate corrupt payments, totalling $104,000, related to contracts for Ipswich City Council during 2012 and 2013.
Mr Wulff and Ms Oxenbridge were due to appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Monday and the CCC said in a statement that investigations were ongoing.
Last year, Mr Wulff was charged with one count of official corruption and one count of attempting to pervert the course of justice, while his wife was charged with a single count of corruption.
He was accused of taking money to "facilitate a fill services brokerage agreement and subsequent works" between January 1, 2012, and April 30, 2014.
The CCC also alleged he tried to pervert the course of justice at a Logan pub on September 27.
He was accused of "influencing a witness with a false written statement in order to provide false evidence", at The Glen Hotel in Eight Mile Plains.
Mr Wulff resigned from Ipswich council in December 2013 amid an earlier corruption investigation by the CCC and took a similar role at Liverpool Council in NSW.
with Mark Solomons
