Political donors to face new limitations
                   
theage.com.au: Integrity options: Senator Faulkner. theage.com.au
theage.com.au     May 16, 2008            

DONATIONS from lobbyists, property tycoons and tobacco companies could be banned under sweeping reforms being considered by the Rudd Government. The cabinet secretary John Faulkner says a looming green paper will consider a number of far-reaching integrity options, including capping political... [read full story]                

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