ACLEI

The man pleaded guilty to corrupt conduct as a commonwealth officer, including taking a bribe of $150,000 to reduce tax debts.

Victoria’s Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission deputy commissioner Kylie Kilgour will join the national body.

Here’s the second part of our recap of the 2023 stories that have grabbed our attention.

Mark Dreyfus says it’s time to restore integrity and accountability in Australian institutions, with the NACC starting in July.

The A-G says public servants can blow the whistle on federal maladministration if nothing has come of their complaint to a superior.

James Colella was found guilty of three counts of receiving a bribe, two counts of abuse of office, and two counts of unauthorised disclosure of restricted information.

Operation Ajax found two officers of the former Department of Immigration and Border Protection were using fraudulent medical certificates.

Attorney General Christian Porter has pushed back at criticism the promised Commonwealth Integrity Commission was put on the backburner, arguing legal complexities such as retrospectivity mean the government was “not inclined” to release draft legislation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaking during Question Time on Tuesday, Porter said the government has already begun work on the […]

The Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity’s public hearings into an allegedly corrupt relationship between Crown casinos and parts of the Department of Home Affairs have been put on hold indefinitely. The first ever public ACLEI hearings since the agency’s establishment in 2006 were to begin yesterday with three witnesses: former Australian Border Force Commissioner […]

The Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity will hold its first-ever public hearings in 13 years as part of its inquiry into allegations of a corrupt relationship between parts of the Department of Home Affairs, Australian Border Force, and casino operator Crown Resorts.

The Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity will investigate lurid allegations suggesting an unsavoury relationship between Australian Border Force, Crown Resorts, and international criminals.

The Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity has not paid enough attention to its fiscal responsibilities, according to its first-ever performance audit. The watchdog tasked with

Roman Quaedvlieg might never return to his post as Australian Border Force commissioner, but there’s always avenues of appeal if the Attorney-General decides to sack him. Verona Burgess explains why it’s rarely simply to get rid of a statutory officer.