Professor A.J. Brown says the case for law reform to properly protect public-interest whistleblowers has never been so stark.

Less than 1% of whistleblowers end up going to the media, and only after trying internal or regulatory channels first according to a new report released today.

Whistleblowers are an integral part of fighting corruption, according to Griffith University Professor AJ Brown.

Film students had the opportunity to work behind the scenes on a series of exclusive shoots for Griffith's federal election coverage.

The draft recommendations, released under the title Governing with Integrity – a blueprint for reform, are to be presented today.

Kol Preap has stepped in to replace previously announced speaker Delia Ferreira Rubio, who is no longer able to make the event.

The Australian Government’s first Engagement and Impact (EI) assessment results confirm Griffith University’s position as a leader in delivering high-quality research with impact/

"Integrity and corruption in 2030: What does the future hold?" will be held in early April.

The government’s amendments to overhaul protections for corporate employees could not come at a better time, writes Professor A J Brown.

Fifteen years after Transparency International Australia and Griffith University researchers first assessed Australia as needing a comprehensive federal anti-corruption body, the full legislative plan is finally on the table. And it’s thanks to an ever-widening coalition of support, again led by a joint TI Australia/Griffith research team, conducting the current second Australian Research Council-funded national […]

Professor A J Brown has described the process as "completely inappropriate".

Griffith-led Australian Research Council project publishes interim findings.

Australians’ trust in government has continued to slide, driven by growing concerns about corruption at the federal level, according to a special Global Corruption Barometer survey conducted by Griffith University and Transparency International Australia. The results also show strong support for creation of a new federal anti-corruption body, with two-thirds (67%) supporting the idea, especially […]

The four individuals are in the running for overall awards to be bestowed in September.

Griffith will host local and international movers and shakers at a two-day workshop.

A Griffith expert is leading a new project to help fight Australia's slide down the global Corruption Perceptions Index.

By Diego Leiva, School of Government and International Relations On 17th and 18th of January 2018, the Griffith Asia Institute, with generous support of the The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, hosted a conference on “Debating China and International Order: Contending Perspectives on the Rise of China”. Leading scholars from Australia, mainland China, Taiwan, Singapore, […]

Leading international and local scholars will come together in January for a conference that will cast an analytical eye on the rise of China and its impact on global politics. Titled Debating China and International Order, the two-day conference will be held from 17-18 January at the Royal on the Park Hotel, and is the first […]