A new review by Victoria’s anti-corruption commission, IBAC, has found state government agencies are exploring new avenues for corruption detection and prevention.

Do you know what to do if you encounter corruption? If the answer is no, then you’re not alone.

Labor would at least match the Coalition’s commitment to spend $104.5 million over four years on a federal anti-corruption commission, and while 80% of Australians…

The Victorian opposition wants four department heads, including the head of the public service, investigated by the state corruption watchdog over their roles in authorising…

Victoria's corruption watchdog has released a new instalment in its series of reports on local government, which aims to show council administrators what a good…

A lack of progress on corruption demonstrates the need for a federal anti-corruption commission, international watchdog argues.

Poor conflict of interest management, bribery and fraudulent reporting are some of the key risks regulatory agencies face, says Victoria's corruption watchdog.

A significant number of random breath tests conducted by Victoria Police in recent years have been fake, in an example of the potential for perverse…

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

Only around a quarter of Victorians know how or where to report public sector corruption, a new survey suggests, and about 40% believe there are…

Northern Territory Attorney-General Natasha Fyles has made it clear that "restoring trust in government" is a key goal for the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption, which…

COMMENT: A new federal watchdog is the only concrete idea on the table that confronts declining public trust in government. The APS would have…

We're not even halfway through January and the drums are beating for a federal ICAC louder than ever. The ACT is next in line, and…

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.