Bruce Lehrmann's seized diary must be declassified by the federal government before it can be returned to him, a court heard. Lehrmann is suing for legal funding to fight corruption allegations related to misappropriating secret documents about French submarines.
Australia's Nacc faces a crisis of public trust after controversies, including bungled robodebt referrals and Commissioner Paul Brereton's handling of conflicts of interest, prompting calls for a 'reset' ahead of his early departure.
The leak of plans to arrest former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith for war crimes has been referred to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) after media were tipped off and captured his arrest at Sydney Airport.
The resignation of NACC Commissioner Paul Brereton raises concerns over the independence of the appointment process for his replacement, highlighting the need for transparent, merit-based selection to restore public confidence.
National Anti-Corruption Commissioner Paul Brereton faces senators' questions following his resignation and a misconduct investigation. Meanwhile, a group of Australian children and mothers linked to IS fighters are set to return home, sparking debate.
Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commissioner, Paul Brereton, resigns two years early amid investigations into his ties to defense. Senators will grill him at estimates hearings, following calls for reforms to the corruption watchdog's appointment process.
Paul Brereton, the inaugural commissioner of Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commission, has resigned three years into his five-year term. He cited personal focus distracting from the NACC's work, but his resignation follows an inquiry finding he mishandled conflicts of interest, particularly concerning Robodebt referrals.
Australia's first national anti-corruption commissioner, Paul Brereton, will resign on July 6, citing personal criticism that distracted from the National Anti-Corruption Commission's (NACC) purpose. The NACC faced scrutiny over its initial decision not to investigate individuals referred by the robodebt royal commission and Brereton's consulting work.
Australia's first national anti-corruption commissioner, Paul Brereton, will resign in July due to criticism over potential conflicts of interest. He stated the focus on him was distracting from the NACC's core purpose. Brereton faced scrutiny for consulting work and the NACC's handling of the robodebt referrals.
Australian immigration detention centres face security failures, leading to detainee escapes and staff injuries. Meanwhile, US-Iran peace talks progress, Donald Trump faces Republican criticism, and Australian politics becomes a target for prediction market bets. The EPL concludes with Arsenal winning the title.
Australia's immigration detention centres face scrutiny over security failures, while US-Iran peace talks advance and Donald Trump faces Republican backlash. Other news includes a fatal shark attack, rising Australian travel to Vietnam, Russia's use of a hypersonic missile in Ukraine, and UK police investigating Prince Andrew.
Independent MP Helen Haines has called for a transparent, merit-based selection process for the National Anti-Corruption Commission's deputy commissioner, urging the Albanese government to use the current vacancy to rebuild public trust in the watchdog.
