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Centre for Public Integrity

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by The Centre for Public Integrity

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<p>Australia’s leading democracy research institute invites you to join us as we explore the inner workings of politics, policy and public integrity. With a commitment to elevating public discourse, this new series offers three distinct perspectives:</p><ul><li><strong>Decision Makers:</strong> The Hon Michael Barker KC interviews parliamentarians, revealing the challenges, successes and outstanding issues that they have encountered.</li><li><strong>In the Weeds:</strong> Executive Director, Dr Catherine Williams, unpacks the nuances of policy design with leading experts.</li><li><strong>The Centre:</strong> Quentin Dempster AM delves into the personal journeys of our experts, sharing the stories that inspired their commitment to transparency and accountability.</li></ul><p></p>

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July 30, 2026

Kylie Kilgour: Acting Commissioner of the National Anti-Corruption Commission

<p><strong>Episode Summary:</strong></p><p>Michael Barker, former Federal Court judge and director of the Centre for Public Integrity, sits down with Kylie Kilgour — Acting Commissioner of Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) — for a wide-ranging conversation about the country's newest federal integrity body.</p><p>They explore the history of anti-corruption commissions across Australia's states and territories, and how the NACC came to be established in 2023. Kylie breaks down the legal definition of corrupt conduct under the NACC Act — from dishonest performance of duties to abuse of public office — and explains how the Commission decides which referrals to investigate.</p><p>The conversation turns to the landmark Robodebt investigation (Operation Myrtleford), where Kylie shares the findings against two officials and explains the reasoning behind conducting hearings in private. She also discusses Operation Pelican — the NACC's first prosecution — involving a bribery attempt over the Western Sydney Airport car park tender.</p><p>Kylie rounds out the episode with the Commission's performance to date: nearly 8,000 referrals received, 70 investigations completed, and a growing corruption prevention and education function. She also covers oversight mechanisms including the Inspector and the Parliamentary Joint Committee, which has a public inquiry currently underway.</p><p><strong>Key topics:</strong> Anti-corruption law · Robodebt · Public sector integrity · NACC investigations · Australian democracy</p>

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May 21, 2026

Nick Feik: Investigative journalism and the accountability cycle

Will Partlett interviews investigative journalist Nick Feik about how sustained public attention drives reform and exposes institutional failures in Australia.

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May 7, 2026

John McKechnie on integrity, corruption and public accountability

<p>Will Partlett speaks with John McKechnie, former Western Australian Director of Public Prosecutions, Supreme Court judge and Corruption and Crime Commissioner, about the limits of “integrity” as an institutional slogan. McKechnie reflects on WA Inc, the creation of independent prosecution and anti-corruption bodies, and why corruption commissions must do more than promote good culture. They must investigate misconduct, expose failures and help ensure public power is exercised for public purposes.</p><p></p><p>SHOW NOTES: </p><p>00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro</p><p>01:06 Why Law School</p><p>02:24 Early Practice and Crown Move</p><p>04:12 Creating the DPP</p><p>06:09 WA Inc Taskforce Years</p><p>07:42 Epiphany to the Bench</p><p>09:37 Judge vs Prosecutor Mindset</p><p>11:18 Taking the CCC Job</p><p>13:19 CCC Powers and Jurisdiction</p><p>14:46 Prosecutions and Proof Limits</p><p>19:07 What Integrity Really Means</p><p>28:06 Velvet Glove Iron Fist</p><p>30:36 Wrap Up and Thanks</p>

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What is Centre for Public Integrity?
<p>Australia’s leading democracy research institute invites you to join us as we explore the inner workings of politics, policy and public integrity. With a commitment to elevating public discourse, this new series offers three distinct perspectives:</p><ul><li><strong>Decision Makers:</strong> The Hon Michael Barker KC interviews parliamentarians, revealing the challenges, successes and outstanding issues that they have encountered.</li><li><strong>In the Weeds:</strong> Executive Director, Dr Catherine Williams, unpacks the nuances of policy design with leading experts.</li><li><strong>The Centre:</strong> Quentin Dempster AM delves into the personal journeys of our experts, sharing the stories that inspired their commitment to transparency and accountability.</li></ul><p></p>
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