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Published October 22, 2018

Australia’s Whistleblower Protection Regime

Written by: Edwin Choi

In December 2007, a bill was introduced into parliament amending Australia’s private sector whistleblowing laws. In particular, the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Whistleblower Protections) Bill 2017 (‘the Bill’) proposed to amend the Corporations Act 2001 to … Read the rest

Published October 15, 2018

How are laundromats improving access to information? Human Rights and Access to Information

Written by Christina Lee

As an intern at Libraries Without Borders (LWB) last December, I witnessed the power of libraries. Since its founding in 2007, LWB has been striving to invent the 21st century library. More than just a collection … Read the rest

Published September 23, 2018

Banking Royal Commission: A step in the right direction

Written by: Lucinda Ou-Yang
The establishment of a Banking Royal Commission on 14 December 2016 by the Governor General, Peter Cosgrove, came as a long-awaited investigation into the financial services sector. Over the past decades, there has been ongoing speculation
… Read the rest

Published February 20, 2018

Removing the Carrot and Extending the Stick: Proposed Amendments to Australia’s Anti-Bribery Laws

On the 6th of December 2017, the Australian Government introduced the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Combatting Corporate Crime) Bill 2017 into the Senate. This Bill seeks to make a number of changes to the existing Federal Criminal Code Act (1995) … Read the rest

Published October 14, 2017

Commonwealth Bank sails through the storm of climate change risk

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has successfully bypassed Federal Court litigation by mitigating shareholders’ concerns over climate change risk.

In its most recent directors’ report, the bank acknowledged that climate change poses a significant risk to its business. It also … Read the rest

Published September 26, 2017

Corruption: The use of a bribe as a defence in International Investment Arbitration. Are chocolate covered fingers a defence?

 

Given the surfeit of excellent sources on this topic, this note is designed to act as a succinct summary. It should (hopefully) give the reader a basic idea of the topic as a whole. Then, the reader will be … Read the rest

Published September 25, 2017

Complicit – Film Review

Complicit is a harrowing and deeply moving documentary that shines a light on the ethical issues that plague the electronic manufacturing industry in China. It exposes audiences to the chilling reality of how the products that have become part and … Read the rest

Published August 10, 2017

Adani left scrambling to fund controversial Carmichael mine

Indian billionaire company Adani’s decision to go ahead with its controversial Carmichael mine despite a major funding shortfall has left it scrambling for funds to little avail.

Following over seven years of legal challenges and delayed state and federal approvals … Read the rest

Published July 27, 2017

JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS, DEFENCE AND TRADE: INQUIRY INTO ESTABLISHING A MODERN SLAVERY ACT IN AUSTRALIA

The Australian National University Corporate Accountability Project (ANU CAP) welcomes the opportunity to provide a submission in response to the fifth and sixth terms of references of the inquiry into establishing a Modern Slavery Act in Australia.

The ANU Law … Read the rest

Published July 24, 2017

Belle Gibson: Summary of Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria v Gibson [2017] FCA 240

Belle Gibson stated she suffered from brain cancer, that she had undergone radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and had instead turned to alternative therapy and nutrition to heal her. She represented that sales made by her company, through her app, and book … Read the rest

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