Running interference for the DPP. Has the NACC redefined its role?
The re-investigation of the "Robodebt six" ended in a whimper, and in the process, the NACC failed in its mission. Again.
Paul Begley
Paul Begley worked in public affairs roles for three decades, most recently as general manager of government and media relations with the Australian HR Institute.
The ‘Robodebt Six’ and the NACC deception. What’s the scam?
Last month, NACC Deputy Commissioner Kylie Kilgour all but exonerated the six people subject to potential ...
The Robodebt six. Is the NACC protecting Scott Morrison?
The NACC is considering investigating those deemed most responsible for Robodebt, and whether to make the hearing ...
Can Anthony Albanese credibly claim to be a successor of Whitlam?
From AUKUS to government secrecy, politics to policy, Australia's PM Anthony Albanese is closer to Liberal PM ...
A culture of leniency. Exposing wrongdoing or protecting wrongdoers?
Corporate regulator ASIC lets crooked bankers walk free, and the notional anti-corruption commission ignores Robodebt.
Tension mounts at the NACC as Robodebt re-run looms
NACC Inspector Gail Furness is giving the commission a chance to save its reputation. But will that, too, be ...
Fake news, old habits. Can Murdoch journalism be unlearned at the ABC?
Is the ABC being captured by the Murdoch press? Paul Begley evaluates the case of the latest ABC hire by Rupert ...
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