A former Department of Education and Training project manager misused their position and sourced IT contractors from a company they owned for personal benefit, according…

Departments and public servants have been recognised for their contributions to driving inclusion in the workplace and broader community at the annual Victorian Public Sector…

The City of Casey council in south-eastern Melbourne is the latest to face allegations of serious corruption that will be aired in a public inquiry.

Frontline workers in the education sector have been acknowledged in two states this week.

The Victorian Ombudsman has been unable to establish wrong-doing by the state's Education department secretary and recommended no further action be taken on claims she…

Fired after explosive testimony at an anti-corruption inquiry, a former public servant is now receiving compensation. Yet the department stands by its decision to sack…

Former deputy secretary at the Victorian Department of Education Darrell Fraser has been charged over his role in the failed software project Ultranet.

Victoria's Department of Education and Training has introduced stronger, more centralised controls over procurement, conflicts of interest and IT following IBAC's Ultranet corruption inquiry.

Bad behaviour by leaders is copied more readily than good, "which makes our job harder, but also more important," says Education boss Gill Callister.

There's a lot of hope that more collaborative ways of developing public policy can vastly improve outcomes but these approaches are nothing without ministerial support.

It's been a bumpy ride for Victorian departments as they upgrade and strengthen records management. A new report warns of risk of fraud and child…

Government faces plenty of challenges designing effective policies and services that deliver. So what happens when difficult problems get thrown to a big bank to…