Geoffrey Watson

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Your reaction to that on the line now is Geoffrey Watson SC.

He's a director at the Centre for Public Integrity and the corruption busting barrister, who you all know well.

Geoffrey, good afternoon.

It is always wonderful to get you on the program.

Thank you.

That is Geoffrey Watson SC.

He's a director at the Centre for Public Integrity and the corruption busting barrister, the author of the famous Watson Report.

Ah, this is this new telephone technique thing that they have.

It's Jeremy Cordo from Adelaide after Geoffrey Watson SC.

Hello? It's kind of an electronic secretary on the telephone line, I think.

Thanks.

Keep up the wonderful work.

I'll try.

Geoffrey Watson, SC, from the Office of Public Integrity.

The service will relocate temporarily to Crenney Street in Abbotsford during the construction and we discuss what it took to get here and the independent review and management and what's next.

Following that, we're joined by Geoffrey Watson, Senior Counsel with the Centre for Public Integrity, to talk about the deteriorating landscape of freedom of information across the country, increased secrecy throughout Anthony Albanese's two terms, and what should be prioritised as the federal government again puts reforms on the agenda after failed attempts at legislative change in 2025.

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You're listening to 3CR 855 AM, and we are now joined by Geoffrey Watson, Senior Counsel with the Centre for Public Integrity, to talk about the deteriorating landscape of freedom of information across the country, increased secrecy throughout Albanese's two terms, and what should be prioritised as the federal government again puts FOI reforms on the agenda.

Thank you so much for joining us, Geoffrey.