Exposing Corruption inside the Australian Government
Government corruption is debilitating to any functioning nation and society.
Not only does it distort public policy outcomes and the use of public resources, it saps trust and confidence in both political institutions as well as core concepts that underpin western democracy such as the rule of law.
In addition to referring the Prime Minister and senior officials from the Australians Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) in May 2024, John Adams completed extensive research into corruption in the law enforcement context including examining the findings of the Wood Royal Commission (1994 – 97).
This research included exploring the concept of ‘process corruption’ which is when law enforcement officers manipulate official processes to either incriminate an innocent party or to allow a guilty party to escape justice.
This research culminated in John Adams submitting a 33-page position paper to the NACC in June 2025 containing a comparative analysis between the NSW Police Service of the 1980s/90s and ASIC of the 2010s/20s. This position paper included:
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a 2024 admission of corrupt conduct from an ASIC whistleblower;
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a declaration from Senator Andrew Bragg that senior ASIC officials had been untruthful to the Parliament of Australia; and
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over 26 examples from real case studies of how ‘process corruption’ manifests at ASIC that distorts investigative outcomes.
In addition, John Adams closely scrutinised the operations of the NACC given that the agency has been engulfed by several scandals and controversies. This scrutiny has focused on the NACC’s methodology and the achieved outcomes given the significant expenditure that the agency has incurred since commencing operations in July 2023.
Adams has engaged with various parliamentarians regarding the efficacy of the NACC’s operations.
Exposing Australia’s Secret Paedophile Tape
Paedophilia and child sexual abuse is both abhorrent and an abomination. Such criminal behaviour has plagued victims and Australian society for decades.
While there has been attempts to expose such evil, paedophilia continues on in Australia and is protected and propagated through hidden and corrupt networks.
Exposing the evils of paedophilia at every opportunity is paramount if Australian children are to be protected from criminal sexual abuse.
July 1975 was arguably the high watermark for paedophiles in Australia, when the most notorious interview in Australian history involving three paedophiles was broadcasted on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC’s) radio program, Lateline.
Highly controversial during its time, the broadcast has largely been hidden from the Australian public. However, in 2023, John Adams was able to obtain a copy of the paedophile tape from the ABC which required signing a legal document with stringent conditions.
This is despite the ABC officially telling the Parliament of Australia in 2018 that they had no record of iinterview.
In August 2025, John Adams sought permission from the ABC to be released from the stringent legal conditions which he signed in 2023. The ABC refused.
Thus, Adams subsequently launched a public campaign to expose the most disgusting broadcast in Australian history through his YouTube channel, In the Interests of the People with co-host Martin North.
This included requesting the intervention of the Federal Minister for Communications, the Hon. Anika Wells MP through using her legal power of direction pursuant to section 78 of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Act 1983.
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For true patriots to be silent, is dangerous
- John Adams