Father of two cheeky boys. Longboard surfer. Anti-corruption + human rights advocate. CEO @TIAustralia
Melbourne, Australia
Joined June 2011
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This morning we launched Australia's new #CPI2024 score with @MarkDreyfusKCMP. Australia has climbed to 77/100 and we are now in the top 10 best ranked countries. But more work remains—Australia must strengthen whistleblower protections, political financing and lobbying rules.
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Joint Media Release: @theACIJ & @TIAustralia call for accountability for Aussie coal company, #ASX-listed Tigers Realm Coal for likely breaches of sanctions laws following dismissal of its challenge by the Federal Court yesterday
#Ukraine #auslaw
acij.org.au/joint-media-rele…
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We are looking to appoint two Directors to the Board. The roles require specific expertise, strong understanding of director’s legal and fiduciary responsibilities, inclusive communication skills & a sophisticated understanding of governance. transparency.org.au/work-wit…
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Together with @Transparency_ru, we regret the death of anti-corruption activist and politician Alexey Navalny while in the custody of Russian authorities. The circumstances of his death must be investigated impartially. 🔎➡️ anticorru.pt/2VE
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Join us as we launch the results of the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index next week with @ajbrownAus @sumeyyailanbey, Deputy Commissioner Rose from @NACCgovau and Paul Jevtovic from @NAB. Find out more and register: eventbookings.com/b/event/la…
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If a federal politician meets with a gambling lobbyist, should they be required to share that information with the public? Hear from @ClancyMoore and @CarolJBennett @ReformGambling on @RadioNational abc.net.au/listen/programs/w…
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Federal lobbying rules need an overhaul. The current set up may work for the major parties, but Australians deserve to know who has access to their MPs and Senators.
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The National Integrity Summit is in full swing with an incredible group of experts offering insights on everything from #whistleblowing to #pressfreedom #mining. Panellists from gov, civil soc and business offering crucial thinking on big integrity issues of today.
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Another fascinating Russia sanctions story from Lera Shvets at SBS, featuring recent advocacy by @TIAustralia and @theACIJ and including a comment from me.
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“The millions of dollars in ‘dark money’ that lines the pockets of political parties has eroded people’s trust in our politics + left voters blindfolded as to who funds our politics." @ClancyMoore with @OurDemocracyAU on reform reccs from #JSCEM this week
ourdemocracy.com.au/jscem-re…
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The compensation issue is a glaring weak spot in Australia's overall response to the Afghanistan Inquiry.
Read ACIJ's @Fiona__Nelson and our partners @AhrdoAfg on the question of compensation for victims of war crimes in Afghanistan.
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via @GuardianAus
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Government to keep information about Australia's infrastructure projects a secret via @CroweDM
#Transparency leads to less corruption, better value for money + better infrastructure projects for community
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#auspol @zdaniel @spenderallegra @SophieScamps
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An Australian accused of having bribed port authorities in PNG, the French #Bolloré accused of having bribed port authorities in Togo, China accused of similar wrongdoings in South Asia. Public ports are not for sale like luxury cars, they are part of a country's sovereignty.
1/2📣Explosive revelations by @jrojourno & @OCCRP on Australian Mr. Matheson, being investigated by PNG police for allegedly paying bribes to PNG Ports Corporation officials to win contract for a Manilla based multinational.
abc.net.au/news/2023-05-18/d…
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Progress on GHG reporting by @CDP, @FSB_TCFD, @SECGov, @EFRAG_Org and @IFRSFoundation is impressive.
So why should @EITIorg integrate corporate GHG reporting into its Standard for oil, gas & mining? A🧵.
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As the @EITIorg board meets this week, members have an opportunity to ensure that disclosure of project-specific greenhouse gas emissions data is part of the new Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative standard.
More from @kaufpost and @pitmanrob: resourcegovernance.org/blog/…
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With the #ClimateEmergency, Oil & Gas companies need to stop resisting the #energytransition & becoming transparent about #Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Likewise rich country governments should support disclosures. @EITIorg should now integrate these disclosures into its Standard.
As the @EITIorg board meets this week, members have an opportunity to ensure that disclosure of project-specific greenhouse gas emissions data is part of the new Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative standard.
More from @kaufpost and @pitmanrob: resourcegovernance.org/blog/…
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Click through 👉🏽 for our recent submission with @PWYPtweets on enhancing #taxtransparency for multinational #extractiveindustries companies. Proposed changes are strong but could go further in levelling the field:
transparency.org.au/submissi…
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Repealing Media Act is a huge victory for young citizens.Previous authoritarian Govt disempowered us.Tinpot dictators shud never again turn Fiji into a banana republic and shud remain in the dustbin of history.Let's cherish&affirm our genuine democracy💕
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📢Upcoming event!📢 Open Government: Never More Needed will feature discussion from leading thinkers on what's next for #Australiandemocracy. Find out more and #register for #free at eventbrite.com.au/e/open-gov…
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👉🏽Comments from @ClancyMoore in Seoul yesterday at #SummitForDemocracy, welcoming @SenatorWong's speech: "Corruption is the biggest threat to democracy. It leads to poverty, inequality and fuels conflict...." theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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Labor, Liberals and Nationals voted against making Ministers’ diaries publicly available, as is done in other countries and in states here in Australia.
This is an important part of transparency and knowing who is being consulted and influencing decisions being made by Ministers. Thanks to @JacquiLambie and the crossbench for pushing this issue.