Changes to Victorian laws to shift scrutiny away from survivors of sexual offences are set for consultation as the state government prepares to propose legislation

Online corruption hearings in Victoria are being seen by their biggest audience ever, in a sign of a positive shift for government transparency during the

When the Fair Work Commission granted frontline Victoria Police officers the “right to disconnect” in April 2021, it sent a message to private and public

Public agencies and departments are reporting high vaccination among staff but some are not surveying workforces if state governments have not made the jab mandatory. 

Only restricted aircraft will be able to fly over Melbourne until next week after Victoria Police cleared the sky to respond to protestors after making

The number of timely Freedom of Information (FOI) decisions made by Victorian departments and agencies in the five years to 2020 slipped by 16%, representing

After a weekend of violent demonstrations against lockdown and other public health restrictions, the Australian health department has published a map on its website including

Victoria Police employees could be eligible to receive payment and support for facing harmful behaviour in the workplace, following recommendations from a human rights review

Privacy advocates have criticised Victoria Police for its plan to use drones to keep watch over public beaches this coming summer. Police in the North

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 Victorian government is uploading data from driver licenses to the federal government’s National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Solution but will only allow it to

Victoria’s corruption watchdog has said no charges will be filed against the former Assistant Commissioner of Victoria Police Brett Guerin over “damaging” social media posts