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<itunes:subtitle>How a bunch of geeks stole millions from government bodies</itunes:subtitle>
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<p>For clarity: the whistleblower disclosures were made internally first under SKAO’s Whistleblowing Policy and then to its Council, the body legally responsible for oversight under the Observatory Convention. The retaliation that followed — professional exclusion, replacement without due process, and frozen grievance channels — is precisely what independent tribunals like SKAO’s IET are meant to prevent under <strong>international administrative law</strong>.
The public should understand that this isn’t an attack on astronomy; it’s about <strong>restoring accountability in one of the world’s most expensive publicly-funded science projects</strong>. The science deserves better governance than it’s currently getting.</p>
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