International Anti-Corruption Day (IACD) on 9 December highlights action against corruption around the world. This blog looks at the 2016 IACD campaign and also reflects on what’s been happening in Read more
Global risks lead to global opportunities – Part 3: Resistance to life saving medicine The Global Opportunity Report 2016 offers opportunities to reduce rising resistance to antibiotics, which has been Read more
The Victorian Public Sector Commission (VPSC) has released a new suite of guidance and templates about gifts, benefits and hospitality (GBH). “As public officials, we all have a duty to Read more
What does it take to be a probity practitioner in Victoria? Understanding of public sector processes including commercial dealings; practical understanding of transparency and accountability; a strong sense of integrity Read more
The United Nations Global Opportunity Report 2016 asks us to rethink transportation to create lower emissions and cleaner air worldwide. We’ve all seen the images of smog-choked Beijing, but Read more
Today key stakeholders gather to progress a dialogue around the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the inaugural Australian SDGs Summit. Australian leaders and decision-makers from government, business, civil Read more
The United Nations Global Opportunity Report 2016 highlights how we can address current risks by pursuing avenues that create benefits for societies and the environment. It’s often said that challenges Read more
What’s the best way to expose corruption? By his own reckoning, Fairfax journalist Nick McKenzie’s exposé of bribery and corruption allegations against Unaoil unfolded like a le Carré thriller or a Jason Read more
We’ve been on the hunt for apps to help you check the ethics of supply chains in companies you buy from. The International Labour Organization estimates that more than 20 million people Read more
Recent Victorian experience has highlighted the significance of organisational culture in dealing with corruption including the reporting of wrongdoing. Although Australia has had whistleblowing legislation for several decades, it’s not Read more
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