Queensland's corruption watchdog has called for tougher penalties for public servants who misuse confidential information, following nine public hearings conducted in November.

The state government will introduce a bill to dismiss the Casey City Council on Tuesday, following a report from municipal monitor Laurinda Gardner.

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 head of the Australian Public Service will make a public statement regarding his investigation into former Nationals deputy Bridget McKenzie's handling of a sports…

City of Casey councillor Sam Aziz has been granted extended paid leave while in Egypt, despite facing allegations that he had received bribes from a…

The senior bureaucrat who allegedly stole millions of dollars worth of public funds over a decade will remain behind bars while he seeks legal advice,…

The resignation of a director at Whittlesea Council has led to the councils executive leadership team consisting solely of interim staff. Community services director Russell…

The latest report from NSW ombud Michael Barnes revealed 1,538 reports of wrongdoing were made under the Public Interest Disclosures Act 1994 in 2018-19. Of…

Another public servant in Western Australia has been charged with corruption. The 58-year-old allegedly used his position at Western Power to influence tender and contract…

A jailed public servant has spoken of the impact a corruption conviction has had on his life in a video recently released by the Queensland…

Deputy Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Michael Riches found weaknesses in the City of Playford's record-keeping, and gaps between policy and practice that leave the council…

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has landed at the centre of the territory’s first potential Integrity Commission investigation. The Standing Committee on Public Accounts has…

South Australia's corruption watchdog has released a scathing report on the agency he has previously described as “riddled with maladministration”.

The Western Australian government has announced immediate public sector reforms following revelations of large-scale corruption in the Department of Communities and its Housing Authority.