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Nov 17, 2024 Rick Morton, a senior reporter for The Saturday Paper, delves into the controversial decisions of the National Anti-Corruption Commission regarding the robodebt scheme. He discusses the backlash against the NACC for failing to investigate serious allegations and the complexities surrounding the withdrawal of an independent review by Justin Gleeson. The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for public trust and transparency in anti-corruption efforts, alongside criticisms of leadership and internal processes within the commission.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Controversy Surrounding Independent Oversight in Corruption Cases
02:50 • 2min
Scrutiny of Decision-Making in Anti-Corruption Appointments
05:03 • 3min
Restoring Public Trust: Challenges Faced by the NAC
07:53 • 4min
Challenges and Shortcomings of the National Anti-Corruption Commission
11:29 • 4min