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Dr Cameron Hazlehurst is managing director of the media and public affairs company Flaxton Mill House, which published the Series, and executive director of Lionheart Productions. He is Adjunct Professor of Government, The Hawke Research Institute, University of South Australia, and a Fellow in the Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice, & Governance at Griffith University. He was Foundation Professor and Head of the School of Humanities at Queensland University of Technology (1992-97). Previously he held research posts in modern history in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University (1972-92), The Queen's College, Oxford (1970-72) and Nuffield College, Oxford (1966-70).
He has served in senior Australian government appointments in Urban and Regional Development, Communications, and Health and Community Services, and worked extensively as a public affairs and historical consultant to federal and state agencies. He chaired the NSW Government Pesticides Implementation Committee 1999-2004.
Howard Whitton devised and led the original creative development of the Series, while on study leave from his position in the Queensland Public Service Commission. Howard Whitton has been a specialist adviser on public sector ethics and anti-corruption matters for over fifteen years in federal and state civil services in Australia, and internationally. He also served as convenor of the Australian Public Sector Ethics Network from 1995 to 1999, and is currently a Fellow of the Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance at Griffith University, and a member of the editorial board of the international journal Public Integrity.
DVP Media managed the design and production of the Series in Brisbane, Australia. DVP Media is an online learning company that provides world class online learning services and products to large industrial organisations in Australia and the United States.
The Series was developed with financial assistance from the Australian Multimedia Enterprise.
Ian 'Thistle' Thorburn and his film crew made the movies, for which Frank Chalmers wrote the scripts.
John Jarratt and Noni Hazlehurst are the voices of Parentheses and the Owl.
Jo Gregory, Paul Fraser, and David McMahon at DVP Media designed and built the CD-ROM platform, and made everything work.
The Public Sector Ethics Resource Series would not have been possible without the individual support of the State, Territory, and federal Public Service Commissioners of Australia and New Zealand, the Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet, the Australian Department of Defence and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and many individual public servants and external contributors whose commitment to this project is gratefully acknowledged.