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Asia-Pacific
Who do our integrity systems exist to serve?

November 07, 2026

This September, I had the opportunity to participate in the Asia-Pacific Integrity School (APIS) in Brisbane, Australia.Over five days, I joined more than 60 participants from 16 countries across the region, including Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Nepal, Fiji, Vanuatu and Australia, to learn, share...

Media release
Australia|Public integrity
Transparency International Australia statement on payments from Mr. Packer to President Netanyahu's law firm

October 26, 2026

The reports of monthly payments totalling USD $1.25 million (AUD $1.8 million) from James Packer to the law firm representing President Netanyahu on corruption charges must be thoroughly investigated by authorities said Transparency International Australia. “Foreign donations, gifts and payments to politicians create clear...

Media release
Australia|Anti-corruption commissions
Transparency International Australia welcomes new NACC appointments

October 19, 2026

Leading anti-corruption NGO has welcomed the new appointment of Robert McClelland as Commissioner and Christopher Savundra as Deputy Commission of the NACC. Former Attorney-General, Mr McClelland brings extensive judicial and public service experience to this vital role. His appointment, including support from the multi-partisan...

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Australia|Lobbying
National lobbying reform bill would level the playing field for everyday Australians

September 08, 2026

Dr Monique Ryan MP’s lobbying reform bill would make federal politics more transparent and enhance Australia’s democracy. Transparency International Australia has welcomed Dr Ryan’s announcement to reintroduce her national lobbying reform bill. “When Australians engage their political representatives to advocate for the policies and...

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Australia
TI Australia welcomes new Board Directors

September 07, 2026

TI Australia is welcoming four new Board Directors, including Chair designate Deborah Glass OBE, who begin their term in November 2026. The new Board Directors bring a wealth of experience, expertise and commitment to the cause of anti-corruption reform.They include: Deborah Glass OBE Deborah...

Media release
Australia|Anti-corruption commissions
Pacific leaders urged to protect climate governance from fossil fuel influence

August 28, 2026

We, the Transparency International Pacific Chapters, call on Pacific Forum Leaders ahead of the regional meeting in Palau to strengthen the integrity of climate governance and reaffirm the Pacific’s leadership in advancing transparency, fairness and inclusivity of climate processes to deliver meaningful climate action...

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Global|Climate integrity|Report
Badge check: who Australia lets into climate negotiations

November 03, 2026

Download As President of Negotiations for COP31, Australia has an immediate opportunity to lead. Its role in building consensus and advancing negotiations brings a responsibility to demonstrate transparent and accountable practices in its own delegation, while championing stronger safeguards across the UN climate process. Australia should act before COP31 to turn...

Submission
Australia|Foreign bribery|Submission
Submission: Statutory Review of the Crimes Act Legislation Amendment (Combating Foreign Bribery) Act 2024

September 10, 2026

Download Transparency International Australia (TI Australia) is pleased to provide the attached submission to the Statutory Review of the Crimes Act Legislation Amendment (Combating Foreign Bribery) Act 2024.TI Australia’s submission focuses on the following five key priority areas: Prohibiting small facilitation payments Providing legal...

Submission
Australia|Lobbying|Submission
Submission: Political Lobbying (Integrity and Transparency) Bill

August 31, 2026

Download Transparency International Australia welcomes the opportunity to make a submission in relation to the Political Lobbying (Integrity and Transparency) Bill.Lobbying is a legitimate part of any democracy, helping decision-makers consider different policy options and ensuring constituents can be heard. The risk arises when...