Opinion: Finding the middle ground on a national integrity commission model for Australia Editors' Picks Here is an excerpt from our response to a Question on Notice from the Committee regarding the merits of the integrity commission models that have…
Public corruption hearings at Commonwealth level: a 'risk worth taking' for integrity? Monday May 13, 2019 By Stephen Easton Features Labor would at least match the Coalition’s commitment to spend $104.5 million over four years on a federal anti-corruption commission, and while 80% of Australians…
The accountability debate in Canberra: what's at stake Wednesday April 17, 2019 By Geoff Gallop Australian Capital Territory Geoff Gallop outlines what he sees as some of the important issues at stake in the contemporary debate about accountability and how to properly guarantee…
National Integrity Commission's chief architect: Attorney-General's fears overblown Thursday November 29, 2018 By A J Brown Editors' Picks The Attorney-General is wrong to claim the rights of public servants, ABC journalists and others would be violated by the National Integrity Commission proposed in…
A poorly thought-out federal ICAC could be a band-aid on a bullet wound Thursday November 30, 2017 By John Wilson Features Momentum is gathering for the establishment of a federal anti-corruption commission. What structure and powers would it need to be effective? Public sector law expert…
