Derek Leask
MFAT staff compensated for unfair inquiry
The State Services Commission has paid compensation to two former MFAT employees for treating them unfairly during a leaks inquiry in 2013. Video
Compensation to former diplomats kept secret
The State Services Commission has apologised and paid compensation to two former diplomats - but will not say how much it gave them. Video, Audio
Inquiry into MFAT leak comes back to bite those who set it up
An inquiry into the leak of information about restructuring at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has come back to bite top public servant Iain Rennie and prominent consultant Dame Paula… Audio
Inquiry into MFAT leaks 'could have been better'
The State Services Commission concedes the way a former diplomat was treated during an investigation could have been better.
Ombudsman report into MFAT inquiry
The long awaited Ombudsman's report into the investigation of 2 senior public servants from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has heavily criticised the State Services Commission and recommends a public… Audio
Ombudsman investigates complaint over Rebstock leak inquiry
A former top diplomat has triggered an Ombudsman investigation into the controversial inquiry into Foreign Affairs Ministry leaks that put some of the blame on him. Audio
Insight for 23 February 2014 - Public Service Survival?
Philippa Tolley inivestigates the public service and whether its democratic role is being undermined Audio
Former Public Servant speaks out
A former High Commissioner to London, criticised in an inquiry into the leaking of documents about the foreign affairs ministry, has spoken publicly about the investigation for the first time. Audio
New Zealanders in London converge to support Christchurch
Thousands of New Zealanders in London have converged for two events to support earthquake-stricken Christchurch. Audio