New chief for Australia’s spy watchdog IGIS
Second woman to watch the watchers.
16 July, 2015
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Spies, cops get $1.2 billion boost to fight online extremism
ASIS, Attorney General’s and Crime Commission to hit anti-social media.
13 May, 2015
Comcare hunts for compo fraud snoops
By Julian Bajkowski and Paul Hemsley Comcare, the federal government agency responsible for workplace safety, rehabilitation and compensation is on the lookout for experienced insurance investigators to detect fraudsters trying to rort the compensation system. The agency’s Fraud Response Unit (FRU) has issued a detailed tender notice for prospective private eyes as part of efforts […]
11 February, 2013
Roxon gives Victorian corruption watchdog bugs
By Paul Hemsley Federal Attorney-General Nicola Roxon has formally declared that phone tapping powers will be granted to Victoria’s recently established Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission (IBAC) as soon as its predecessor, the Office of Police Integrity (OPI) is abolished. The move clears an important legal roadblock in the creation of the new watchdog which had […]
19 December, 2012
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