Tun Pham

Why Pham’s Decisions Matter: Conflict of Interest in the Public Service

Pham's actions in the dismissal of the only Indigenous employee at the time raise questions of impartiality and conflict of interest.

October 9, 2026

Paulo on Why Pham’s Decisions Matter: Conflict of Interest in the Public Service
I know that this is only hearsay, but I’m going to repeat it anyway. Bakchos told me more than 20…
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I do a lot of work with Indigenous people, most of the Indigenous people I deal with are aware of…
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Didn’t you study classics at uni? I assume that’s where you learned Ancient Greek, I was surprised to read your…