A government auditor from Western Australia kept information about every police officer in the state on their laptop, which the corruption watchdog has described as

Nine anti-corruption commissioners from across Australia all say public sector leaders must take the risk of corruption more seriously in a strongly-worded open letter, but

It has been a big year for the commissioner charged with investigating crime and corruption in the Queensland public sector, Alan MacSporran, but a there’s

Amid an ongoing clash of constitutional powers in Western Australia, the corruption watchdog says the privileges committee can vet a swag of its evidence but

The fight between Western Australia’s top bureaucrat and a state parliamentary committee will continue at the Supreme Court, with Premier Mark McGowan continuing to back

The head of Western Australia’s Corruption and Crime Commission might resign as he finds himself in the middle of a stand-off between parliament and the

Greed, power, influence, ignorance, impunity, complacency and poor governance are the “seven deadly sins of corruption” according to Western Australia’s public sector watchdog. WA corruption

On July 1 2015 the way misconduct is managed and reported in Western Australia changed. The new framework is the result of the proclamation of