Candidates and elected members of local government will have free access to a ‘Road Trip’ online learning resource published by Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) today.
Find out MoreThe need for systemic change to protect democratic integrity is more evident than ever in recent history. So long as the Electoral Act fails to place any limit on political donations, even donations from corporations and lobbyists, undue influence will remain a reality in this country.
Find out MoreInternational agreements make some people yawn and others yell, but in our field they are part and parcel of preventing corruption.
Find out MoreWork on the fourth Open Government Partnership National Action Plan (NAP) is well underway for completion late this year. Stakeholders not already engaged in the process will have a narrow window of time to comment on the draft.
Find out MoreWe recently checked up on progress against a 2019 piece of advocacy that we worked on in collaboration. We are happy to report that there has been good progress, though there is more to do.
Find out MoreTransparency initiatives like the recently published Aid Transparency Index 2022, play a key role in holding donor agencies to account.
Find out MoreAnti-corruption advocates across the Pacific are expressing concern about a Chinese state-owned company's efforts to secure a port and landing strip in the Solomon Islands and money paid to the nation’s controversial leader and controlling members of parliament.
Find out MoreThe May Leaders Integrity Forum blog post is now available. One key message was that transparency around the reasoning around how decisions are made is important when faced with the difficult task of balancing different, and competing, human rights for the well-being and future of New Zealand.
Find out MoreWe urge Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders now meeting in Suva, Fiji to not forget that corruption plays a major role in undermining any progress in the region.
Find out MoreCo-hosted by TINZ, the Detox our Digital World webinar is targeting youth and young adults in New Zealand and the Pacific. Please join us on 14 July at 6:30pm.
Find out MoreWe need an independent advocate who can speak to the range of rights that our children are entitled to
Find out MoreThe proposed political donation regulations are positive and TINZ welcomes them. We also feel additional reforms are required to maintain a publicly trusted,high integrity electoral system
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