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21 August 2025

The Australian Anti-Corruption Summit

Uncertainty is reshaping our world — and bold solutions are needed to meet the moment.

Join policymakers, business leaders, civil society, journalists, and community advocates for the Australian Anti-Corruption Summit 2025, hosted by Transparency International Australia, marking 30 years of integrity leadership.

Bold Solutions for an Uncertain World will bring together changemakers to confront the toughest corruption threats of our time — from money laundering and political finance to the governance of a just energy transition.

As global instability deepens, integrity has never been more urgent. This summit is your platform to connect, learn, and lead.

Why Attend?

  • Celebrate 30 years of anti-corruption advocacy in Australia
  • Shape the next phase of policy reform and public trust
  • Connect across sectors in meaningful, action-focused dialogue
  • Equip yourself with global insights and local strategies

Speakers and VIPs

For our full list of speakers, see the agenda here.

Speaker and moderator biographical information can be found here.

Confirmed speakers include

  • Dr Ketakandriana Rafitoson, Global Vice-Chair of Transparency International and Executive Director of Publish What You Pay
  • Jay Weatherill, former Premier of South Australia and Executive Director for Democracy Works at the Susan McKinnon Foundation
  • Arianne Kassman, CEO of Transparency International Papua New Guinea
  • Dr Helen Haines, MP, Independent Member for Indi
  • The Hon. Paul Brereton, Commissioner, National Anti-Corruption Commission
  • Dr John Moss, Deputy CEO, Intelligence, AUSTRAC
  • Kylie Kilgour, Deputy Commissioner, National Anti-Corruption Commission
  • Chris Masters, multiple Walkley Award–winning journalist and author
  • Konrad Benjamin, teacher and founder of Punter’s Politics
  • Alice Bexson, First Secretary, Illicit Finance Policy, British High Commission, Canberra
  • Kieran Pender, Associate Legal Director, Human Rights Law Centre
  • Julie Haggie, Executive Director of Transparency International New Zealand
  • Dr Anton Moiseienko, Senior Lecturer at Australian National University Law School
  • Andrew Dornbierer, Head of Policy and Research, Basel Institute’s International Centre for Asset Recovery

Celebration Dinner

Join us the night before the Summit for a special celebration dinner where we’ll reflect on our 30 years of progress and achievements and honour the supporters who have been by our side along the way. Limited space available.

Ticketing

All ticket sales support the work of Transparency International Australia and integrity-building initiatives nationwide and across the Asia Pacific, and there are a range of ticket options available, including group discounts for corporate bookings, Summit and Dinner bundles, and more. Please see our registration page for more information and to secure your place today.

Our Major Event Sponsors

We’re proud to recognise Duxton Hill and Nyman Gibson Miralis as Major Sponsors of the Australian Anti-Corruption Summit 2025.

Duxton Hill brings deep expertise in fraud and corruption risk advisory, with a team of specialist lawyers and investigators committed to strengthening transparency and accountability. Their support extends to both the Summit and our 30th anniversary gala dinner, helping us mark this milestone in meaningful style.

Nyman Gibson Miralis, specialists in white-collar and corporate crime defence, return as valued supporters following their sponsorship of the 2023 National Integrity Summit. Their ongoing contribution underscores a strong commitment to advancing integrity and justice in Australia.

A huge thank you to both firms for their leadership and generosity.

Interested in becoming a sponsor?
We’re always open to partnering with organisations that share our vision for a more transparent and accountable future. To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, contact Rebecca, Policy and Partnerships Manager, at rebecca.mackinnon@transparency.org.au

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