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The 3rd Australian National Whistleblowing Symposium a virtual event this year will reflect back on how Whistleblowing has been significantly highlighted throughout the world in an unprecedented way with Covid-19.
Never has it been more important to highlight why whistleblowers must be protected and encouraged to speak up.
From Wuhan to Timor Leste we have cases that illustrate why we must have national and international laws, policies and procedures in place to protect those willing to speak up to protect us from harms.
speakers
Professor A.J Brown
Centre for Governance & Public Policy, Griffith University
Kieran Pender
Senior Lawyer, Human Rights Law Centre
Antoine Deltour
LuxLeaks Whistleblower
Senator the Hon Amanda Stoker
Assistant Minister to the Attorney General
Jane Olsen
Centre for Governance & Public Policy, Griffith University
Tass Liveris
President-elect Law Council of Australia
Samantha Mangwana
Practice Leader, Special Counsel, Shine Lawyers
Shivchand Jhinku
Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills
Natalija Nikolić
Lawyer and Director, Xenophon Davis
Sharon Kelsey
former CEO, Logan City Council
Nathan Lynch
Asia Pacific Manager – Regulatory Intelligence, Thomson Reuters
Sean Hughes
Commissioner, Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC)
Louise Rosemann
Principal Advisor, Public Interest Disclosures, Office of the Queensland Ombudsman
Clare Molan
Whistleblowing Program Lead, ANZ & Standards Australia/ISO Working Group
Dean Newlan
Consultant, RightCall, McGrath Nichol & Standards Australia /SO Working Group
Anna Myers
Executive Director, Whistleblowing International Network (WIN)
agenda
Partners
pricing
On-Demand Playback
Missed the live event?
To watch all the presentations and each session from the live event, access the On-Demand event here.
Health & Safety Commitments
When you join our event, you can expect to see that health and safety is a priority, and that a range of measures are in place to ensure everyone involved is able to enjoy a safe, hygienic, productive and high-quality organised event experience.
All Informa events will be run according to official government and local authority guidance in the first instance, as well as any venue or location-specific regulations. In addition, Informa Australia will follow some key health and safety priority commitments as part of “Informa AllSecure“.
Full vaccination against Covid-19 is required for all in-person attendees.
IMPORTANT: For more information on Informa’s Vaccination requirement for all in-person attendees, our Event Health & Safety measures in place and Conditions of entry, click here.
Sustainability
Our Commitment to Sustainability
In Australia, we are committed to running our events in an environmentally and socially responsible way. Across Informa Connect we are focusing on the short and long-term sustainability impacts we have on customers and colleagues alongside the communities we work in.
We recognise that it’s not just about the way we produce our events and products but recognising that we have a role to play in providing a space to work in partnership together with our markets to inspire the sustainable development of the industries we serve.
To read more on our latest sustainability reports and Faster Forward initiatives – click here.
contact
Still have a question?
Conference Manager
Veronique Henrisson
+61 (02) 9080 4054
veronique.henrisson@informa.com
Sponsorship & Exhibitions Manager
Andrew Sinkovich
(02) 9080 4008
Andrew.Sinkovich@informa.com.au