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Project leader and Griffith University Professor AJ Brown said the gap between what people wanted and how they expected organisations to react underscored the need for whistleblower protection.
In September 2010, the Gillard Government promised Tasmanian Independent Andrew Wilkie, himself a whistleblower, and other cross-bench MPs that whistleblower laws would be in place a year ago but there has been almost no progress since.
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"This snapshot of Australians' values makes me feel far less alone," the Courier Mail quoted him as saying.
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"But if they have to go public, like I did, it's vital they are protected," she said.
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