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The former Principal Auditor's reports sparked one of the biggest political storms in recent years, prompting weeks of parliamentary debate and fierce disagreement over the role and remit of the office.
With a new Principal Auditor at the helm and an ambitious programme of audit reform on the table, Ros Astengo sits down with Phil Sharman to discuss the future of accountability and financial scrutiny in Gibraltar. From value-for-money audits and audit independence to staffing challenges, legislative reform and clearing the backlog of public accounts.
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One of the key recommendations arising from the McGrail Inquiry, the Conflicts of Interest Bill seeks to introduce new standards in public life.
The Government says it goes further than the Canadian model, widely regarded as one of the strongest conflicts-of-interest regimes in the Commonwealth. The Opposition says the Gibraltar Bill is toothless and will allow abuse to continue unchecked.
Ros Astengo speaks to Chief Minister Fabian Picardo and Opposition Leader Keith Azopardi to determine whether the Bill delivers genuine accountability, transparency and independent oversight, or whether it falls short of the recommendations made by Sir Peter Openshaw.
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Gibraltar relies on a strong tourism sector, and hotels are central to the visitor experience. Tonight’s Viewpoint asks whether Gibraltar’s current hotel offering matches its ambitions to grow as a holiday destination.
Joining Ros Astengo are Franco Ostuni, G & JB Hotels & President of the Gibraltar Hotel Association; Ed Allison-Wright, Ocean Village
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Gibraltar set out to rethink how it moves, with cycling more visible on its roads, from daily commutes to competitive sport.
There was a push towards active travel to make cycling safer and more accessible. But has that momentum been sustained?
Are we building a joined-up network, or drifting towards piecemeal solutions?
Joining Ros Astengo this week is former Transport Minister Paul Balban, Stu Hedley (Ebikes), Simon Debono (PedalReady), Giles Cerisola (Team Peb Cycling) and Stewart Harrison (Ministry of Transport)
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As Gibraltar stands at a crossroads between its past, present and future, decisions are being taken that will shape the lives of generations to come.
For those on the cusp of adulthood, with ambitions still to be realised, the stakes are perhaps highest of all. What do they make of the Treaty, and what do they want for Gibraltar? Students explore questions of sovereignty, identity and the politics changing their world.
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In a post-Treaty world, diversifying and growing Gibraltar's economy is crucial to maintaining financial stability and political strength.
Ros Astengo is joined by Nigel Feetham and Roy Clinton to identify the opportunities and risks.
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From the publisher's feed
GBC’s weekly current affairs show is now also available as a podcast so as you can listen on the go. Hosted by Ros Astengo, it packs 60 minutes of panel discussions, robust one-to-one interviews…
Viewpoint goes beyond the headlines and for years has been the go-to platform for breaking down the political and social stories shaping Gibraltar.
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