By the Editor – The author holds up a mirror to practices we all recognise, irrespective of the country in which we reside. Unrepentantly direct, the article shouts a wake-up call – and before one says this is just an Australian issue, I would simply ask, for instance, why the House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee thought it necessary to ask searching questions over the conduct of the seven-year Chilcot Inquiry and lessons that still have to learned from it? Lots of fine words do not add up to speaking truth unto power – moral courage (as discussed later i…