The Scott Morrison government from 2018 to 2022 is regarded by many as the most corrupt government the country has seen in recent times, if not the most corrupt government ever.
But Prime Minister Anthony Albanese seems to be trying to take the title away from Scott Morrison.
I don’t think Albanese is deliberately trying to take the title, but it’s just that Albanese doesn’t care the same as Scott Morrison didn’t, and still doesn’t care.
I wrote on the 17th of August 2025, “Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his government are already starting to resemble the Julia Gillard / Kevin Rudd second term which ended the Labor government in 2013” and right on cue a major storey on the SMH website (8/11/25) is about the federal government turning a blind eye and ignoring a whistleblower who is shining a light on government corruption.
The SMH published an article on the (8/11/25) titled “‘Mind-boggling’: Whistleblower reveals how global bikie boss won Nauru security deal” which starts off:
A former Australian soldier recruited to support a controversial Albanese government deportation plan is demanding answers after discovering a bikie gang had infiltrated the critical border security operation.
Oisin Donohoe revealed, in an interview with this masthead and 60 Minutes, how the Finks bikie gang had won a key taxpayer-funded contract to provide security on Nauru to former immigration detainees set to be deported from Australia and that his efforts to report it to the government had been ignored.
and:
Donohoe said he had also personally contacted a number of government, opposition and crossbench politicians with his concerns.
“The only response I’ve had so far has been from the office of Jacqui Lambie, who said that they would put questions to parliament.”
and:
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke declined an interview request and did not answer questions relating to the government’s role in the contracts.
In a one-sentence statement, he said he had full confidence in the relevant agencies. (Click here to read the article)
If there was nothing to hide then the Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke would have done an interview, or at the very least answered the journalists questions “relating to the government’s role in the contracts”.
One positive for Anthony Albanese and the Labor Party is that the Liberal and National Parties can’t raise the corruption issue publicly because when Peter Dutton was Minister for Immigration and Border Protection (2014-2017) and Minister for Home Affairs (2017-2021) he was up to neck in frauds worth $billions dishing out contracts to companies such as Canstruct and Paladin.
And as we now know Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton did a deal to sweep the $billion of frauds at Canstruct and Paladin under the carpet by setting up the fake National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).
Normally when there is even a hint of government corruption opposition political parties jump straight on it, and call the government out, because it helps their own cause to shine a light on government corruption.
The fact that the whistleblower above, Oisin Donohoe, says he also went to “opposition” MPs and/or Senators, and they haven’t responded, shows they support the government when it comes to covering up corruption in offshore detention centres.
The Nauru Immigration corruption outlined above is only the tip of the iceberg which adds to the recently reported CFMEU’s continued corruption on the Labor Party’s watch.
And then there is the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) and their ongoing internal corruption, which to date Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has steered clear of. But at some point Albanese has to take ownership of the NACC and all its failings, otherwise he will pay for it at the ballot box.
The Liberal and National Party coalition might be a very poor opposition and an even worse alternative government, and they are the best thing that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the Labor government have going for them.
But on the flip side, the best thing the Liberal and National Party coalition have going for them is Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s arrogance and the federal Labor government’s growing corruption problem.
If you don’t think there is a growing corruption problem for the federal government, you haven’t been following politics very closely. There’s the NACC, CFMEU, Nauru Detention Centre, NDIS and the $368 billion AUKUS fraud etc which is being overseen by a government more secretive than the Morrison government.
The Centre for Public Integrity reported on the 24th of July 2025:
A Centre for Public Integrity report reveals the Albanese government has become more secretive than the Morrison era, significantly eroding transparency. Fully granted Freedom of Information (FoI) requests plunged from 59% in 2011–12 to just 25% in 2023–24, while outright refusals nearly doubled to 23%.
Senate compliance also slumped, with Labor adhering to only 32.8% of document-release orders compared to Morrison’s 48.7%.
Wait times for FoI appeals more than doubled, reaching an average of 15.5 months.
Geoffrey Watson from the Centre warns that this “alarming deterioration in transparency… undermines democratic accountability,” and Professor Gabrielle Appleby adds that “ministers are hiding information from the Senate and the Australian people,” reflecting corrosion in democratic oversight. (Click here to read more)
One last point, all the corruption under the Scott Morrison government has so far been swept under the carpet by the NACC, and if that ends up being the end result, then the Anthony Albanese government own that corruption as much as the Scott Morrison government does.
Why? Because Albanese set up the fake NACC to cover-up corruption and if you go onto social media, you will see more and more voters thinking the same thing.
So, I have not changed my viewpoint that “Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his government are already starting to resemble the Julia Gillard / Kevin Rudd second term which ended the Labor government in 2013”.
But with the opposition unfit to govern, it looks like we will have another record for voters supporting independent candidates and minor parties at the 2028 federal election, and that should continue until we get to the point where the federal government is always a minority government as the major parties can’t be trusted.
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There’s absolutely no doubt that no one should ever vote for the major parties again
Hence the popularity of One Nation, people have had enough of the big two but sadly One Nation is not the answer, however, who else is there.
I condemn anyone who continues to vote for this absolute disaster for the Australian people. Yesterday, the man who I was about to hire to build our new driveway, said he would be voting One Nation next election. I promptly told him, I would find someone else to do the driveway. I am over these non thinkers (or are they stupid or evil?) stuffing it up for everyone.
As I am awaiting the result of a complaint lodged to the NACC about corruption of Prime Minister Albanese it will be interesting if the person who supposedly created the NACC is investigated!
Don’t hold your breath waiting. Shorten name, short in memory.
Albozo tripling down
> “But with the opposition unfit to govern, it looks like we will have another record for voters supporting independent candidates and minor parties at the 2028 federal election, and that should continue until we get to the point where the federal government is always a minority government as the major parties can’t be trusted.”
I can’t stress this often enough, but the cancerous UniParty made a dirty deal that is designed to keep independent candidates out of Parliament, under the guise of “increasing transparency in elections”. Both major parties can spend up to $31m, while independents can spend bugger all. This is something that Russia would do.
Anthony Albanese and Sussan Ley have perfected the art of criminally boring cowardice. Albanese allegedly presides over a government where whistleblowers are ignored, contracts are allegedly handed to bikie gangs, and the NACC is allegedly a paper tiger; Ley allegedly leads a “watchdog” opposition that yawns, nods, and files excuses while the rot spreads.
Together, they’ve allegedly turned Australia into a theatre of corruption, where secrecy is worshipped, accountability is a joke, and taxpayers allegedly fund their private cover-ups. Red or blue, it’s allegedly the same corrupt circus – two parties allegedly conspiring to swap integrity for comfort, democracy for expedience, and shame for applause.
If Australia still tolerates this, we don’t allegedly have government – we allegedly have a professionally run confidence scam, and both Albanese and Ley are its allegedly smiling ringmasters.
Allegedly: the magic word Canberra politicians use to turn corruption into rumour, silence into policy, and themselves into untouchable legends.
Everyone seems to forget it was the labor left who started the brutal concentration camps for refugees and voted for Nauru 1 in the parliament under Howard.
And if the current drift towards more secrecy and less accountability isn’t enough, now the Labor Government is working to re-introduce the D notice for information related to defence and intelligence.
I am getting close to 80 and I DON’T remember ANYONE who has been “honest” in the top jobs. The last 2 probably the worst since Whitlam, Morrison then Albanese. Can’t possibly get worse than that.
Jon, it saddened me to read your post, I happen to believe Whitlam was the best PM this country has had in the last 50 years. Sure you have the right PM?
I don’t know what Morrison has got on Albanese, but it has got to be something big.
Morrison doesn’t have anything on Albanese. It’s just one crook looking after another crook