The parliamentary report on Commonwealth whistleblowing came down on Wednesday and was greeted with quiet murmurs from the media. Could this possibly be because the parliamentarians thought it best to ...

Mr Kessing said he was eager to stand for parliament on a platform of open government but was barred from office because of his conviction. He had discussed standing for the Senate with his chief ...

Allan Kessing, who in 2007 was convicted of leaking reports about security at Sydney Airport to the Australian newspaper, told reporters on Friday that it was widely known the airport had problems ...

Alan Kessing, a former airport security analyst, told The Weekend Australian his support for the board led by judge James Wood would be unconditional and as broad as possible if it meant those in ...

A former Customs official convicted of leaking confidential reports about failures in airport security to the media says the federal government's proposed new whistleblower laws are not enough ...

Mr Kessing's chief supporter, independent senator Nick Xenophon, said the decision revealed Labor had double standards when it came to protecting whistleblowers in the public service. "They used him ...

After reviewing the information that was withheld from Mr Kessing's legal team, criminologist Paul Wilson said the former Customs officer's criminal conviction "would clearly fall into the category of ...

But the Justice Minister's decision to reject Kessing's application sends a regrettable signal about the nature of the federal government. It shows that when it comes to whistleblowers, Labor has ...

The Rudd government has no plans to hold an inquiry into new claims by whistleblower Allan Kessing that implicate Cabinet minister Anthony Albanese. And the government is distancing itself from ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The parliamentary report on Commonwealth whistleblowing came down on Wednesday and was greeted with quiet murmurs from the media. Could ...