Dreyfus expects corruption watchdog to take ministers’ referrals ‘very seriously’

Dreyfus expects corruption watchdog to take ministers’ referrals ‘very seriously’

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has conceded a referral from him to the government’s slated integrity commission would be treated differently to one came from a member of the public.

  • byAngus Thompson

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‘Not ready to govern’:Labor MP Tania Mihailuk quits party

‘Not ready to govern’:Labor MP Tania Mihailuk quits party

Tania Mihailuk said Labor’s decision to allow her arch nemesis to run for parliament is proof the party is still plagued by corruption.

  • byAlexandra Smith andTom Rabe
Former tax man Petroulias found corrupt by ICAC over deal with a dead man

Former tax man Petroulias found corrupt by ICAC over deal with a dead man

The corruption watchdog found former assistant tax commissioner Nick Petroulias engaged in corrupt conduct by masterminding bogus property deals worth more than $12 million.

  • byCarrie Fellner
Former Snowy Mountain company managers charged over bribery offences

Former Snowy Mountain company managers charged over bribery offences

After a nearly decade-long AFP investigation,two former senior managers at the Snowy Mountain Engineering Corporation have been charged for allegedly bribing overseas officials.

  • byNick McKenzie
What will you do to protect Victoria’s political system from corruption and misuse of public funds?

What will you do to protect Victoria’s political system from corruption and misuse of public funds?

Integrity in government has become one of the most important issues in Australian politics,but both parties in Victoria have had their issues over the years.

  • byPaul Sakkal andSumeyya Ilanbey
Federal integrity commission is welcome,but three design flaws will sap its strength
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Federal integrity commission is welcome,but three design flaws will sap its strength

The new National Anti-Corruption Commission will be an important addition to our democratic infrastructure. But it could be better.

  • byGeoffrey Watson
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Albanese’s watchdog choice:to align with Dutton on secret hearings or to wedge him
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Albanese’s watchdog choice:to align with Dutton on secret hearings or to wedge him

While crossbench MPs are concerned about the proposal to hold secret hearings,Coalition MPs are reassured.

  • byDavid Crowe
Row brewing over corruption watchdog secrecy

Row brewing over corruption watchdog secrecy

A crossbench campaign will demand crucial changes to Labor’s plan for a national corruption commission in a bid to encourage more public hearings.

  • byDavid Crowe
‘Be afraid’:Dreyfus promises strong powers for new national anti-corruption body

‘Be afraid’:Dreyfus promises strong powers for new national anti-corruption body

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus said the watchdog will be given the power to investigate anyone who tries to induce public officials to engage in dishonest conduct.

  • byDavid Crowe andAngus Thompson
‘Any person’ could be probed by new corruption watchdog:Dreyfus

‘Any person’ could be probed by new corruption watchdog:Dreyfus

The national integrity commission will have the power to investigate anyone who tries to influence public officials into engaging in dishonest conduct in a step to capture “third parties”.

  • byDavid Crowe
Finally,a fully cooked federal corruption watchdog,with bite

Finally,a fully cooked federal corruption watchdog,with bite

Thirty-four years after Australia’s first state-based anti-corruption commission was legislated,we’re about to get a federal one.

  • byPeter Hartcher