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Whistleblowing International Network wrote to the attorney-general about whistleblowers Richard Boyle and David McBride.

NSW ICAC revealed in its recently published annual report for 2021-22 that it hit 0% of its 80% target for investigation reports.

DPMC has published its review of the members of parliament employee legislation, in line with Kate Jenkins’ Set the Standard report.

NSW has launched a global recruitment search for its new schools’ chief behaviour advisor, to address what it describes as a ‘complex issue.’

A detective-senior sergeant has been stood down amidst an ongoing joint investigation between the CCC and the WA Police Force.

An NSW report into its parliamentary culture is reportedly set to tell a story of workplace bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct.

Minister for small business and fair trading Eleni Petinos has been let go of her ministerial portfolio following allegations of workplace bullying.

A joint report by the IBAC and the Victorian Ombudsman has detailed allegations of serious corrupt conduct involving Victorian public officers.

A Crime and Corruption Commission report into allegations of disclosure of confidential information has been tabled in the Queensland parliament.

Defence contractor Thales Australia is being taken to court over the death of a worker in 2020 at a manufacturing facility in Victoria.

Prime minister Scott Morrison has rubbished the notion of a NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) for the commonwealth.

The alleged incident occurred years before the man entered politics, the letter said, and the woman was 16 at the time. She took her own life in June 2020.

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.