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Australia’s anti-corruption staff are ‘terrified’ of making mistakes, says outgoing chief
With a second investigation under way into his conduct, Paul Brereton tells estimates about concerns of workers
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sbs.com.au
Anti-corruption commissioner resigns amid questions over conflict of interest
A former war crimes investigator, Paul Brereton has faced repeated question about his ties to the military.
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theage.com.au
National Anti-Corruption Commission boss Paul Brereton resigns
Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog has been thrown into turmoil after the resignation of its founding commissioner.
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smh.com.au
‘Can’t trust the government to choose their own watchdog’: Anti-corruption chief quits
Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog has been thrown into turmoil after the resignation of its founding commissioner.
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theguardian.com
Nacc chief Paul Brereton resigns saying criticism of him ‘drawing attention away’ from agency’s mission
Brereton says ‘ongoing focus on matters relating to me personally’ is undermining ‘commission’s core purpose of strengthening integrity’
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Anti-corruption chief denies he’s breached public trust
In a tense Senate estimates exchange with Greens senator David Shoebridge, Brereton repeatedly refused to concede he had fallen short of the standards expected.
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Australia’s anti-corruption staff are ‘terrified’ of making mistakes, says outgoing chief
With a second investigation under way into his conduct, Paul Brereton tells estimates about concerns of workers
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For Australia’s anti-corruption agency, perception matters. And it starts at the top | Deborah Glass
Leading an integrity agency like the NACC will never win you a popularity contest – but a transparent selection process can help ensure real independence