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February 2010 Members' Update

Issue 2/2010 - Highlights from this Issue

Ernst & Young Fraud forum: Wellington business coming together;
TI(NZ) Members' Page: Interview with Liz Brown;
"Pacific Update", PNG's Government Fails to Meet Anti-Corruption expectations;
Global news: International Voices on Corruption: a review of internet comments on corruption.

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Transparency International New Zealand was founded in 1999 with the objectives to promote transparency, good governance and ethical practices in the private and public sectors in NZ; to promote ethical business practices by NZ business offshore, and transparency and good governance in our region; and to contribute to the international effort to reduce corruption and promote good governance.

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TI(NZ) Report: "As good as we are perceived?"

Media Release: As good as we are perceived?

8 February 2010

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Transparency International (NZ) study raises concerns about the performance of many of NZ’s major companies

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