Secrecy: political censorship in Australia

Secrecy: political censorship in Australia

by James Jacob Spigelman

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Discussion of manner in which democratic values have been effected by secrecy in government cases include government secrecy in Aboriginal affairs; 1) refusal by P.M. McMahon to release special report of Commonwealth Solicitor-General on land rights; 2) failure to release several surveys by W.D. Scott & Co.; 3) suppression of statistics on Aboriginal ill-health, especially the rise in infant mortality in 1970; 4) failure to enforce labour awards in NT.

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