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The Low Divide: Australia’s Anti-Corruption Blueprint
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The Low Divide: Australia’s Anti-Corruption Blueprint

Épisode 1Pay Politicians Like Singapore Does22 août 2026
Épisodes
13
Format
Série – à écouter depuis le début
Dernier épisode
5 Nov 2026

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A complete policy platform to abolish corruption from Australian government. Each episode covers one anti-corruption reform: the problem, the evidence, and how to fix it.

Épisodes 13

  1. Fix Perth's Traffic — How Paint and Math Fix Perth Traffic

    Perth recorded the worst acute traffic collapse of any Australian city on 18 June 2025 — 188% peak congestion, 4.0 km in 15 minutes. Eight proven interventions return 25.6 minutes to every commuter every day …

    Notes de l’épisode
    Perth recorded the worst acute traffic collapse of any Australian city on 18 June 2025 — 188% peak congestion, 4.0 km in 15 minutes. Eight proven interventions return 25.6 minutes to every commuter every day. No tunnels. No new roads. Just political will.
  2. Special Report — Forced Medication or Housing First: Solving Australia's Homeless Mental Health Crisis

    76% of unhoused Australians experience a mental disorder, yet conditioning welfare payments on daily medication compliance is clinically counterproductive. This episode presents the evidence-based alternative …

    Notes de l’épisode
    76% of unhoused Australians experience a mental disorder, yet conditioning welfare payments on daily medication compliance is clinically counterproductive. This episode presents the evidence-based alternative: ultra-long-acting injectable antipsychotics, Housing First with Assertive Community Treatm
  3. Special Report — Ichthys Accountability Gap

    A multi-jurisdictional monitoring audit reveals a striking 'Evidence-versus-Action' gap in public accountability for the Ichthys LNG project. The factual basis for complaints to the NACC, AFP, Commonwealth …

    Notes de l’épisode
    A multi-jurisdictional monitoring audit reveals a striking 'Evidence-versus-Action' gap in public accountability for the Ichthys LNG project. The factual basis for complaints to the NACC, AFP, Commonwealth Ombudsman, and the French PNF is fully established in the public domain — yet no actor has pub
  4. Special Report — Who Benefits From Attacking Helen Haines

    On October 19, 2026, Dr. Helen Haines — the architect of Australia's federal anti-corruption movement — was critically injured in a vehicular ramming attack outside her Wangaratta electorate office. This …

    Notes de l’épisode
    On October 19, 2026, Dr. Helen Haines — the architect of Australia's federal anti-corruption movement — was critically injured in a vehicular ramming attack outside her Wangaratta electorate office. This deep-dive applies the intelligence community's cui bono methodology: who benefits from her remov
  5. Block the Port Until They Pay Tax

    When multinational miners and gas exporters dodge $17 billion in annual tax, stop the ship. Asset Title Sequestration places a statutory lien on export cargo at the port, routing purchase payments into ATO …

    Notes de l’épisode
    When multinational miners and gas exporters dodge $17 billion in annual tax, stop the ship. Asset Title Sequestration places a statutory lien on export cargo at the port, routing purchase payments into ATO escrow until the disputed debt is settled. Same leverage as Bolivia 2006 — without the militar
  6. Raise Super, Not Your Mortgage — Macroeconomic Superannuation Stabilisation Mechanism (MSSM)

    Replace RBA rate hikes with temporary super contribution increases — identical demand reduction, but every dollar stays in the citizen's own retirement account instead of flowing to bank profits.

  7. Ban Corporate Money From Elections — Electoral, Media & Campaign Finance Reform

    $1.2B flowed into Australian political parties 2019–2023. Corporate donations, media monopolies, and lies in political advertising are all legal. This policy makes them illegal.

  8. Ban Secret Meetings Between Lobbyists and Politicians — Real-Time Lobbyist Tracking & Federal ICAC

    Australia's lobbying register captures 18% of actual lobbying activity. 2,300+ unregistered lobbyists roam Parliament House unchecked. A blockchain public ledger and an ICAC with real teeth fixes both.

  9. Force Every Courier to Actually Deliver — Courier & Gig Delivery Accountability Act

    GPS verification and automatic refunds applied to every courier, food delivery, and gig platform in Australia. Fake missed delivery attempts are mathematically inevitable under the current piece-rate structure …

    Notes de l’épisode
    GPS verification and automatic refunds applied to every courier, food delivery, and gig platform in Australia. Fake missed delivery attempts are mathematically inevitable under the current piece-rate structure — this fixes the incentive.
  10. Make Gas Companies Pay Up — Sovereign Gas Export Tax

    Australia exports more LNG than any nation on earth and collects almost nothing — 0.08% effective PRRT rate vs Norway's 78%. A 25% sovereign export levy generates $21–27B annually with a Minimum Revenue Tax backstop.

  11. No Boardroom Jobs After Politics — The Democratic Transition Annuity (DTA)

    A lifetime citizen-funded annuity that permanently closes the revolving door — 59% of ministers since 2013 took regulated-industry jobs. The DTA makes independence the more financially rational choice.

  12. Everyone Gets a Bonus When Good Laws Pass — The No-Loser Legislative Industry Matrix

    Hardwire a 40% wage bonus for affected workers directly into the reform legislation — paid the moment it passes. Converts the loudest opponents into the loudest advocates. The side payments cost 3.7 cents per …

    Notes de l’épisode
    Hardwire a 40% wage bonus for affected workers directly into the reform legislation — paid the moment it passes. Converts the loudest opponents into the loudest advocates. The side payments cost 3.7 cents per dollar of new revenue generated.
  13. Pay Politicians Like Singapore Does

    Performance-linked ministerial salaries tied to the bottom 20% of earners — backed by 60 years of Singapore data, three academic studies, and a Democratic Transition Annuity that permanently closes the revolving door.

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