The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) and the Victorian ombud are pushing for changes to improve parliamentary accountability in the state. Ombud Deborah Glass said

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

The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission has called on the Victorian corrections sector to strengthen its policies, systems and practices to stamp out significant corruption risks.

The former head of a public health service in regional Victoria “circumvented” the agency’s procurement policies and “exploited” vulnerabilities in systems and controls, the Independent

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

A former Department of Education and Training project manager in the information technology division misused their position and sourced IT contractors from a company they

The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission has adapted to the limitations imposed by the coronavirus pandemic to find new ways of working, which will likely last

To mark Privacy Awareness Week, Victoria’s anti-corruption commissioner the Honourable Robert Redlich QC shares his tips for how the public sector can protect against the

Victorian public sector agencies must make their staff more aware of corruption risks surrounding unauthorised access to information, according to a new report by the

The saga continues for Victoria’s councils as the state corruption watchdog’s investigation into Casey has sparked internal reviews at Mornington Peninsula Shire. For months the

Victoria’s corruption watchdog has appointed a new leader. Public sector leader and legal practitioner Marlo Baragwanath has been named chief executive officer of the Independent

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