Recap of a short, sharp and focused seminar/webinar about cybercrime with real stories and examples the audience could relate to and understand.

A recommended short course to help slow the spread of harmful misinformation online and protect you friends and family.

TINZ was represented by Julie Haggie and Debbie Gee at the mid-point review of Transparency International’s Indo-Pacific Partnership for Strong, Transparent, Responsive and Open Networks for Good Governance 2020-2023 in Bali. Face-to-face collegiality, the opportunity to forge new relationships, rekindle existing ones, and build strong effective networks after years of being able to meet only online, were arguably the most valuable outcomes of all.

TINZ is now offering Corporate Memberships. These are for organisations committed to transparency and accountability.

Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) will launch its FISA Online Self-Assessment today.FISA Self-Assessment is designed for financial organisations: Banks, finance service providers, KiwiSaver providers, credit unions, building societies, insurance companies and r elated financial institutions such as trust companies and fund managers.

The free FISA Self-Assessment is now ready to support New Zealand financial entities to assess and improve their integrity systems. It will go live on October 18th 2022.

Increasing New Zealand’s brand will lead to greater returns on investment across the economy. FISA is for financial organisations who aspire to be real leaders in financial integrity.

The TINZ transparency, governance and decision making road trip is a journey through behaviours and knowledge that are essential to local government leadership.

The just released Transparency International (TI) Exporting Corruption 2022 report finds only two of 47 top exporting countries actively enforce against cross-border bribery. New Zealand’s excellent reputation coupled with lax enforcement of foreign bribery is a dangerous combination.

Join us via livestream on November 2nd 2022, 2pm-3pm to learn from crime and scam experts how cyber scams work in the Aotearoa New Zealand context, with a special focus on advice for the mature audience.

On July 25th 2022 Netsafe and NZTech launched a new initiative that commits a range of technology companies to reducing the risk of online content that may cause harm to New Zealanders.

Australia has taken an historic step towards restoring trust in government with the introduction of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) legislation to Parliament.