Global index shows Australia seen as increasingly corrupt
Perceptions of Australia as one of the world’s least corrupt nations have fallen.
30 January, 2020
Posts Tagged: whistleblowers
Managers warned against whistleblower ‘payback’
Managers are suffering from ‘blind spots’ about whistleblowers, an Ombudsman’s report says.
3 March, 2019
Don’t punish Centrelink whistleblowers: official channels failed, says expert
Six-day Human Services strike.
6 February, 2017
ABC refuses to release 7-Eleven footage
Protecting whistleblowers’ identities.
15 December, 2016
‘Perks of the job’ culture of entitlement endemic in local councils
Three tales of greedy officials.
10 June, 2016
New transparency laws for ministerial staff in Queensland
The Queensland Government has vowed to strengthen transparency and accountability measures in the state’s political system. Premier Anna Bligh introduced in Parliament today the second tranche of Integrity Reform Bills. “We want Queenslanders to have confidence in our political process going forward,” Ms Bligh said in a statement. “This is about building a stronger, modern […]
3 August, 2010
Greater protection for whistleblowers
By Angela Dorizas Public servants who blow the whistle on maladministration will be protected from prosecution under a proposed Federal Government scheme. Cabinet Secretary, Senator Joe Ludwig, last night unveiled Australia's first federal law on whistleblower protection. “The Rudd Government is progressing its election commitment to ensure appropriate processes are put in place, and protections […]
18 March, 2010
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