This blog outlines the survey responses of the Victorian community about their understanding of corruption, their perceptions of corruption and misconduct, attitudes to reporting corruption and misconduct, and attitudes Read more
We have lost a dear friend and valued colleague. CourtHeath is sad to announce the passing of our team member Antony McCloy this week. Antony was a caring and Read more
The blur between our public and private lives in the digital age means that public servants need to be increasingly conscious of how they demonstrate integrity, fairness and honesty Read more
The federal opposition has recently announced that a Labor Government, should it be elected at the next federal election (scheduled for no later than November 2019), will introduce a Read more
On International Women’s Day please take a moment to consider how well your social and sustainable procurement practices support gender equality. Government buyers who comply with the international Standard on Sustainable Procurement Read more
It is timely on this World Day of Social Justice for CourtHeath to blog about some of the latest developments in sustainable procurement. Indeed, it was quite some time ago that Read more
With Tuesday 6 February marking Safer Internet Day at CourtHeath we think it is timely to talk about how to use passwords the ‘right way’ in procurement. Passwords are the key to Read more
Cybersecurity is not always top of mind when sending and receiving documents to and from your third party suppliers. This blog talks about the pros and cons of some common Read more
Mr Stephen O’Bryan QC, IBAC Commissioner, released a report on 20 December 2017 reflecting on IBAC’s first five years, timed to coincide with the end of his five-year term. The Honourable Robert Read more
For many of us Christmas is a time of giving and receiving. However, for those working in the public sector whether to give or receive can be a little more Read more
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