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Construction and Infrastructure – Red-flags and Tools
The construction and infrastructure sectors regularly appear in fraud/ corruption/ misconduct investigations undertaken by the Serious Fraud Office, the NZ Police, professional tribunals and recently the Commerce Commission.
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Good Governance for a Blue Pacific 2050
Pacific Chapters of TI have joined their voices to call for good governance, improved electoral integrity and stronger efforts across the Pacific to prevent corruption.
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Safeguarding Our Pacific: Closing Our Environmental Governance Series
Our final talanoa in the Pacific Environmental Governance Series — Safeguarding Our Pacific: Tackling Corruption and Protecting Communities — was an honest and powerful conversation about corruption, courage, and community.
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TI Australia Turns 30
Congratulations to the Board, staff and supporters of TI Australia (TIA) which celebrated TIA’s 30th anniversary in Melbourne in late August
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UN Human Rights Experts Issue First-Ever Call to UNCAC States Parties
In a significant first, a group of United Nations human rights experts - Special Mandate Holders - have issued a joint call urging governments to strengthen transparency and civil society participation in the implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption.
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Putting Responsible Business Conduct into Practice – Insights from the OECD Guidelines
How can businesses in Aotearoa New Zealand grow responsibly while managing risks to people, planet and society? Find out more at the MBIE Webinar on 29 September 2025 at 2:00pm
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Hattie Compton-Moen wins 2025 TINZ Dame Suzanne Snively Scholarship
The 2025 scholarship will help Hattie with her research on tension between corporate disobedience being used as a principled tool for societal change or simply as another vessel for corporate profit-making and influence.
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Trusting the Machine: AI’s Role in HR
AI promises efficiency in recruitment, but can it be fair? In New Zealand, organisations are beginning to experiment with AI in HR, raising urgent questions about transparency, accountability, and human oversight
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Electoral Amendment Bill Submission
TINZ is concerned that several of the proposed changes will disenfranchise citizens without reasonable justification. The legislation should also focus more on integrity, transparency and accountability in the election process. Read our submission.
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Let People Vote
Several of the government’s proposed changes to electoral law in the Electoral Amendment Bill will undermine the right to vote for some of our citizens
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UN Human Rights Experts Issue First-Ever Call to UNCAC States Parties
In a significant first, a group of United Nations human rights experts - Special Mandate Holders - have issued a joint call urging governments to strengthen transparency and civil society participation in the implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption.
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Palestine chapter of TI are starving
In Gaza our colleagues from AMAN Coalition, the Palestinian chapter of Transparency International, are starving. An entire population is starving. This has to end now.
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The modern slavery bill set to reshape New Zealand
In December 2024, a group of leading human rights advocates released an important report or combating trafficking which introduces the Combating Trafficking in Person and Modern Forms of Slavery Bill (Modern Slavery Bill).
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Keeping a spotlight on modern slavery
It is estimated that 10% of New Zealand’s imports are likely to be produced utilising modern slavery. This is not a far away issue, but one that affects all of us.
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New Zealand's battle with human trafficking: time for change
Synteche Collins – Acting Director of ECPAT New Zealand/Child Alert reports on the deeply disheartening news that Aotearoa New Zealand is once again ranked at Tier 2 in the 2024 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report by the U.S. Department of State.
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The importance of sanctions in combating transnational organised crime and terrorism
The increasing global tensions in wars and conflicts have seen a flurry of economic sanction orders coming into place which can be an effective non- armed response to bad actors
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