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High Court finds political donation caps unconstitutional

High Court finds political donation caps unconstitutional

by Lyn Allison | Apr 16, 2026 | News, Political Funding

The High Court decision will force political parties to come up with fairer solutions to issues of campaign financing, however, unless electors are vigilant, some of the deeper-seated problems may not be dealt with. The Victorian Government must now introduce...
A post-election review of accountability

A post-election review of accountability

by Lyn Allison | Jun 24, 2025 | Election, Ministerial Responsibility, News, Political Funding

The Albanese Government signed off on a code of conduct for ministers in 2022 saying it was committed to integrity, honesty and accountability and would act in a manner consistent with the highest ethical standards. It would also have due regard for...
Look into political ads

Look into political ads

by Ken Coghill | Aug 10, 2024 | News, Political Advertising, Political Funding

Published in The Age 10 Aug Detoxing donations to candidates and parties is a necessary but not sufficient reform to campaign finance (Comment, August 9). It is the extraordinary spending on political advertising using traditional and social media that drives...
Book Launch! KEEPING THEM HONEST – Stephen Charles and Catherine Williams

Book Launch! KEEPING THEM HONEST – Stephen Charles and Catherine Williams

by jmsthornton | Mar 24, 2022 | National Integrity Commission, News, Open Government, Political Advertising, Political Funding, Trust in Government

KEEPING THEM HONEST: the case for a genuine national integrity commission and other vital democratic reforms, a new book by Stephen Charles and Catherine Williams was launched on Monday 4th April. See below for Stephen Charles opinion piece in The Age on 16 04 2022 on...
Citizens should be the only ones making donations

Citizens should be the only ones making donations

by jmsthornton | Feb 7, 2022 | News, Political Funding, Public Trust

This letter by Ken Coghill of ART, was published in the Age on 5th February 2022. Citizens should be the only ones making donations By authorising political donations, company directors place themselves in an impossible position: either they have misused resources of...
McKenzie sacrificial lamb but corruption runs deeper – Stephen Charles

McKenzie sacrificial lamb but corruption runs deeper – Stephen Charles

by jmsthornton | Feb 8, 2020 | ART Publications, Corruption, Federal Government, Ministerial Responsibility, News, Political Funding

McKenzie sacrificial lamb but corruption runs deeper By Stephen Charles AO QC, former Victorian Court of Appeal judge and director of The Centre for Public Integrity. Published online in the Canberra Times February 7 2020 – 4:30AM...
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