Clancy Moore
Clancy Moore is the chief representative of Transparency International in Australia, an organization dedicated to combating corruption and promoting transparency worldwide. Moore has been vocal about the vulnerabilities in Australia’s anti-money laundering regulations, particularly concerning the real estate market. He has highlighted how the country's weak laws and booming property prices make it an attractive destination for organized crime to launder money, thereby exacerbating the housing crisis for ordinary Australians. His recent comments underscore the urgent need for reform to protect the integrity of the housing market.
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Clancy Moore is the director of Transparency International Australia and has raised concerns about Tigers' financial dealings.
Police dig into the case of the Australian miner and the Kremlin ‘slush fund’
Australia· 2026-03-07
Clancy Moore is the chief executive of Transparency International Australia who commented on the importance of sanctions against Russian entities.
Fuel importers warned over breaches of Australian lawAustralia· 2026-02-28
Clancy Moore is associated with Transparency International Australia and has commented on the implications of Russian diamonds entering Australia.
Russian blood diamonds finding their way to Australia helping fund Vladimir Putin’s warAustralia· 2026-02-23
Savage’s court penalty was slammed by leading corruption advocate Clancy Moore, of Transparency International.
Former Leighton executive David Savage pleads guilty to covering up bribes, receives paltry $1000 penaltyAustralia· 2026-01-30
Clancy Moore called for an urgent investigation into the allegations of corruption involving taxpayer funds.
Wong, Burke admit to secret meetings with Nauru presidentAustralia· 2025-11-11
Clancy Moore is the chief of Transparency International in Australia, highlighting the country's weak laws against money laundering.
Money laundering pushing up Australian house pricesAustralia· 2025-04-12
