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Help us reach 1,000 Linked In followers!
We have almost 1,000 followers on Linkedin! Help us grow the transparency and integrity movement - the more people we can reach, the more we can help to raise awareness about critical issues that matter in our democracies.
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Let’s Level the Lobbying Playing Field - Campaign Launch
Transparency International New Zealand has joined a campaign led by Health Coalition Aotearoa and including the Helen Clark Foundation, pushing for stronger measures towards political integrity through transparency, ethical standards and accountability.
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Follow the Money - TINZ Corruption Scan March 2025
Every year TINZ monitors reported corruption to inform our strategy. This year’s scan reports $28 Million in discovered and convicted cases.
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Procurement Rules propose more transparency
The recently revised rules for central government agencies undertaking procurement are a positive step in increasing transparency of government procurement.
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Follow the money – TINZ Corruption Scan 2025
Every year Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) monitors reported corruption to inform our strategy. This year’s scan reports $28 million in discovered and convicted cases.
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Our Pacific Program through Digital Storytelling
In conjunction with the Transparency International’s Pacific Program, we have produced a digital storytelling video featuring TINZ Deputy Chair and Pacific Committee Chair Debbie Gee talking about our Pacific Programme for 2024-2028
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Gurdeep Talwar joins the TINZ Board
Gurdeep Talwar has been appointed to the TINZ Board. Learn more about his incredible background.
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Transparency International Stock Take
Transparency International (TI) is actively engaged in a multitude of initiatives to fight corruption globally. At the end of the day, everything they achieve ultimately affects New Zealanders.
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National Financing of Terrorism Risks
TINZ Member with Delegated Authority Giulia Dondoli reports on the New Zealand Police Financial Intelligence Unit New Zealand National Risk Assessment 2024 as it relates to Terrorism and Financing of Terrorism.
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Protected Disclosures Bill: A missed opportunity
The Education and Workforce Select Committee has now published its report on the Protected Disclosures (Protection of Whistleblowers) Bill, following public consultation earlier this year. New Zealand appears to have missed the opportunity to transform - rather than merely tidy up – its whistleblower legislation.
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Whistleblowing Webinar: Top of the World – But is this Real?
On 25 February the Public Service Administration and Transparency International New Zealand jointly hosted a whistleblowing webinar. The webinar is well worth watching. A recap and transcript are available as well.
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Protected Disclosures update
For the effectiveness of the Protective Disclosures Bill as it currently stands before Parliament, the proof will be in the pudding. It will be important to have more rigorous monitoring of whistleblowing events and outcomes to determine if the new legislation actually encourages more people to speak up.
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