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It’s been an abysmal 24 hours for transparency and integrity, although the Coalition’s egregious disrespect for open and fair processes has been on full display. Closed-door negotiations between the Nationals and the Liberals over adopting a net-zero carbon emissions target remain ongoing, and Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce has revealed he established an advisory group to collate a list of “concerns” (read: demands) to take to the prime minister.

New laws before the Federal Parliament state offenders guilty of certain crimes that carry a two-year sentence would fail a character test. This means they can be kicked out of Australia.

The National Integrity Committee welcomes the tabling in the Senate today by Senator Rex Patrick of Helen Haines’ Australian Federal Integrity

Independent Senator Rex Patrick will today introduce into the Senate the Australian Federal Integrity Commission Bill 2020 proposed by the Independent

Helen Haines will work to secure numbers in parliament after Scott Morrison told her the government will not allow debate on her bill

Rights groups and others have voiced their concerns over comments made by International Olympic Committee vice-president John Coates, ...

Bob Katter has challenged secret modelling presented to Cabinet which reportedly projects higher exports by 2050 under a net zero policy.

Over a third of all Indigenous Australians in NSW are not fully vaccinated, and ATO boss Chris Jordan has refused to reveal which businesses with a turnover of $10 million received JobKeeper.

Rex Patrick says it’s ‘beyond comprehension’ Australia could build a nuclear-powered fleet without a domestic industry to support it

A review of the $89 billion wage subsidy conducted by Treasury has found that $27 billion was paid to businesses that didn’t record turnover downfalls in line with forecasts.