Hearings into corruption allegations in Victorian public transport sector to continue News The Victorian government’s corruption watchdog will resume public hearings into allegations of serious corrupt conduct within the state public transport sector on March 29. The
IBAC’s ‘Operation Esperance’ hearings to probe corruption allegations involving major public transport contracts October 15, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins News The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission will hold hearings this month as part of a probe into allegations of serious corrupt conduct involving the procurement of
IBAC charges former public sector employee following investigation into VET and transport sectors September 25, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins News The Victorian government’s corruption watchdog has charged four people with a range of offences as part of a corruption investigation involving the state vocational education
V/Line boss suspended amid IBAC investigation August 20, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins News The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission has launched an investigation into V/Line chief executive officer James Pinder, prompting his suspension. Transport Minister Ben Carroll on Thursday
Operation Lansdowne: institutional weakness allowed 'sausage factory' scam December 8, 2017 By David Donaldson News A $2.2 million vocational training “scam” occurred thanks to a lack of oversight by the TAFEs outsourcing the work, Victoria’s anti-corruption agency has found. “Weaknesses
Learning from IBAC as training corruption inquiry wraps up July 24, 2017 By David Donaldson News A 13-day corruption inquiry into alleged false vocational education enrolments and improper hiring practices has wrapped up in Melbourne, putting on display a series of failings across
V/Line CEO directed staff to drop probity check, IBAC hears July 19, 2017 By David Donaldson News Former V/Line chief executive Theo Taifalos instructed staff not to pursue background checks into the qualifications and police record of a recently-hired senior manager he