A senior Queensland Health executive is wanted over missing $16m, says state premier Anna Bligh.

"It is suspected that this individual has embezzled up to $16 million with one payment of $11 million stolen in the last two weeks alone," Bligh said in a statement.
"If the allegations are true this man has defrauded all of Queensland and he will face the full force of the law.
"I am furious that something like this could happen. I am furious at the individual and, if there have been structural failings that allowed this to happen, I will tear those structures down."
Morehu-Barlow, 36, was employed as a finance manager in Queensland Health's community services branch.
Bligh said it could be the most serious case of fraud ever in Queensland's public administration, with the government tipped off late Thursday after a departmental officer noticed a discrepancy in payments.
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"We will leave no stone unturned in order to recover every cent we can for the Queensland taxpayer," added the premier.
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