'The Boyle case is an unfortunate demonstration of all that is wrong with whistleblower protections in Australia at the moment.' My @crikey_news column - in the wake of good news on Assange, we cannot forget the challenges to transparency and press freedom https://t.co/9hyqLZnrcg
My column for @crikey_news on the compelling case for a whistleblower protection authority - a new body to protect and support whistleblowers and make Australia a better place https://t.co/9oOItyAHr6
Pls share🚨 Great PostDoc opportunity (3yrs FT, $105k-$148k) for #polisci#polcomm PhDs w expertise in experiments. Work in sunny Brisbane 🌴🐨🌞 w @ajbrownAus @MaxGroemping@andrea_carson & team on mapping and harnessing public (mis)trust. By 15 March via https://t.co/BwPzEoX19K
Griffith integrity experts submitted recommendations to the Attorney General yesterday saying no employee should be left worse-off for blowing the whistle and called for a principles-based Commonwealth whistleblower protection regime. https://t.co/fz7qAiuULQ
My article with @ajbrownAus in @ConversationEDU today on why Australia needs a Whistleblower Protection Authority and what it should look like
https://t.co/w8HjZMHpc5
We heard stories from whistleblowers Sharon Kelsey and Troy Stolz about how hard it can be to call out wrongdoing.
A Whistleblower Protection Authority would provide support and encourage more people to come forward.
Thank you to @TIAustralia, @humanrightsHRLC, @Griffith_Uni
Alongside our national whistlebower advisory group we have launched our Draft Principles for a Whistleblowing Protection Authority at Parliament. Welcoming the principles @helenhainesindi@WilkieMP Senator Paul Scarr & @DavidPocock Read more: https://t.co/t6FgIv4Nyl
Australia's whistleblowers need to be protected + supported. A whistleblower protection authority is the missing piece of our integrity landscape. Today @humanrightsHRLC@Griffith_Uni & @TIAustralia launched our design principles for a whistleblowing body https://t.co/I3OYhvq2Lw
There are existing laws around misinformation and deception during a referendum. Would love to hear a qualified opinion on why they were not enforced/enforceable?