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Good intentions aren’t enough: How leaders can turn innovation into impact

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By Peter Gearin Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
Queensland’s public sector doesn’t have a shortage of ideas. What it sometimes lacks, according to senior leaders and other experts gathered at the 2026 BiiG conference in Brisbane, is the capacity to turn ideas into lasting change. Two panel sessions at the conference explored what leadership mindsets and behaviours are needed to make that happen in complex public systems.
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Australia urged to introduce financial rewards for whistleblowers

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By Peter Gearin Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
Australia should introduce a financial rewards scheme for whistleblowers modelled on overseas programs that have helped regulators recover billions of dollars, a new report recommends. The Human Rights Law Centre’s report, Rewarding Australian Whistleblowers: Design Options for Whistleblower Incentive Programs, urges the federal government to consider a rewards scheme to strengthen Australia’s regulatory and enforcement systems.
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IBAC apologises for ‘insensitive’ and ‘adversarial’ approach in Emma case 

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By Peter Gearin Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
Victoria’s Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission has publicly apologised to Australian of the Year finalist Dr Jana Katerinskaja for the “inappropriate”, “insensitive”, and “highly adversarial” way it responded to her domestic violence complaint.
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