Tasmanian Times
Integrity Commission Inquiries
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2.0KTasmanian Integrity Commission should act on Forestry Tasmania
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has written to urge the Integrity Commission to use its powers to finally get to...
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After the election, will Victoria get a corruption watchdog that works as promised?
Before the 2010 election, the opposition – now the government – promised Victorians an anti-corruption commission. This was to be closely modelled...
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STATE: Former DPP criticises delays at Tasmania’s misconduct watchdog
Tasmania’s Integrity Commission is taking too long to investigate complaints, a hearing has been told. Former Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP)...
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Tony Fitzgerald on the parlous state of Queensland and the Courier Mail
In his introductory comments at the 2014 Griffith University Tony Fitzgerald Lecture, Tony Fitzgerald – the former Chairman of the Commission of...
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Federal parliamentary leadership code and anti-corruption is off the agenda
If Tony Abbott was a company director and had conducted a pitch to the market then turned around and did the opposite...
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The Contribution of ‘Corruption’ to Miscarriage of Justice Cases
The paper establishes the need for Innocence Projects around the country. We also need a Criminal Cases Review Commission like the UK,...
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Greens cry wolf on Integrity Commission
Kim Booth has rightly questioned the Integrity Commissions inability to compel witness testimony and also states that; ‘It’s self evident that the...
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An Imbalance of Power?
“Power is the pivot on which everything hinges. He who has the power is always right; the weaker is always wrong” Niccolo...
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Govt fights Etter damages claim
The Tasmanian Government has denied a raft of allegations made by the former head of the state’s Integrity Commission. It has filed...
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Tasmania: The poppy cutting isle
Barbara Etter Since the formation of Tasmania’s independent corruption watchdog, it has been plagued by silence and secrecy. At the formation of...
