Here's what I said on Q&A about why Scott Morrison doesn't want a National Anti-Corruption Commission (and the odds on whether he'll go on ABC shows before the election). | Anthony Albanese

The Anti Corruption Commission becomes the Corruption Commission “The National Anti-Corruption Commission chief has rejected calls to quit over his handling of referrals from the robodebt royal commission, suggesting he was being made a scapegoat and insisting neither he nor his agency will be influenced by public pressure. Paul Brereton told a governance forum on Friday that he accepted the independent Nacc inspector’s finding that he had failed to adequately manage a declared conflict of inter

Since its inception in July 2023, the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has spent over $140 million of taxpayer money. Yet, despite having more powers and more staff than its predecessor, the results so far are underwhelming: just one conviction, two simple investigations, and ten historical cases carried over from the Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity. That’s a staggering cost for such limited outcomes. I acknowledge that corruption investigations are complex and take

Attorney General Mark Dreyfus says the Albanese Labor Government has delivered a National Anti-Corruption Commission Bill to the Australian people today. Watch the full episode at www.skynews.com.au/flash | Sky News Australia

The new National Anti-Corruption Commission is being launched today. Led by former New South Wales judge Paul Brereton. The body will investigate serious corruption in the public sector. The Greens have identified a top 10 list of targets they plan to refer to the commission, including consulting firm PWC over its tax scandal. 7NEWS at 6pm. More local news: 7news.com.au/news/sydney #auspol #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney