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READ MOREATO's treatment of whistleblowers is 'scandalous', says submission to federal inquiry
Australia's tax watchdog should be given powers to protect whistleblowers who make public interest disclosures, according to submissions to a federal inquiry.
The call comes as former Australian Taxation Office (ATO) public servant Richard Boyle faces the threat of life in prison for blowing the whistle on disturbing debt collection practices at the ATO.
Read more at the ABC.
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