“Australia needs more whistle-blowers. Democracy needs more whistle-blowers and a think tank like the Australia Institute needs more whistle-blowers.” - Ben Oquist, Executive Director of the Australia Institute.

In this final episode we look at how blowing the whistle is just the tip of the iceberg and the role that civil society can play in promoting a culture that not only encourages but supports whistle-blowers like Maryanne Slattery, so that all their knowledge and expertise is not lost.

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CREDITS

How to Make a Whistleblower is a special three-part podcast mini-series by the Australia Institute.

Written and produced by Jennifer Macey. Additional production: Lizzie Jack. Editing by Ebony Bennett. Fact checking by Maryanne Slattery. Executive producer: Anna Chang. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

For more information on this podcast and the Australia Institute’s research on the Murray Darling Basin, visit our website http://tai.org.au.

And if you haven’t already, do subscribe to the Australia Institute’s other podcast Follow The Money, which breaks down the important economic and political issues of the day and puts them into plain english.

“Australia needs more whistle-blowers. Democracy needs more whistle-blowers and a think tank like the Australia Institute needs more whistle-blowers.” - Ben Oquist, Executive Director of the Australia Institute.
In this final episode we look at how blowing the whistle is just the tip of the iceberg and the role that civil society can play in promoting a culture that not only encourages but supports whistle-blowers like Maryanne Slattery, so that all their knowledge and expertise is not lost.
Subscribe now and listen on your favourite podcast app.
CREDITS
How to Make a Whistleblower is a special three-part podcast mini-series by the Australia Institute.
Written and produced by Jennifer Macey. Additional production: Lizzie Jack. Editing by Ebony Bennett. Fact checking by Maryanne Slattery. Executive producer: Anna Chang. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.
For more information on this podcast and the Australia Institute’s research on the Murray Darling Basin, visit our website <a href="http://tai.org.au">http://tai.org.au</a>.
And if you haven’t already, do subscribe to the Australia Institute’s other podcast Follow The Money, which breaks down the important economic and political issues of the day and puts them into plain english.

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