The article "Government Accountability: Australian Administrative Law" explains how laws in Australia regulate the actions of government officials and provide ways to hold them accountable. The researchers updated the information to include recent changes in laws and court cases. The article covers topics like public investigations, sharing information, review tribunals, limits on legal reviews, and fair procedures. Examples are used to show how these laws work in real situations. The goal is to help readers understand how administrative law works and how to analyze decisions made by government authorities.