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The premier unequivocally rejects plea from Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog for tough new laws that could see journalists jailed for reporting details of draft investigation reports.

As an often on-the-nose industry, one of the major challenges we face is convincing the public that protections for journalists and whistleblowers are worth fighting for.

The Labor chair of a parliamentary subcommittee told auditors reviewing Victoria’s integrity agencies to remove any references to the Andrews government underfunding or under-resourcing the state’s anti-corruption body.

Matthew Guy ‘trusts the secretariat’, despite Chandra Lloyd making allegations in resignation letter

Police and IBAC are accused of stalling and mishandling the case of a woman trying to seek protection from abuse by her policeman husband.

Integrity in government has become one of the most important issues in Australian politics, but both parties in Victoria have had their issues over the years.

Integrity in government has become one of the most important issues in Australian politics, but both parties in Victoria have had their issues over the years.

Integrity in government has become one of the most important issues in Australian politics, but both parties in Victoria have had their issues over the years.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews private office has been accused of directing Labor MPs while they were on an independent parliamentary committee, which cut short testimony from the states corruption commissioner.  

Harriet Shing is accused of using confidentiality laws to gag Victoria’s corruption agencies from discussing matters that could be politically damaging for Premier Daniel Andrews.