Tracking of body-worn cameras by Vic Police inconsistent
An audit of Victoria Police suggests that officers aren’t activating their body worn cameras as often as they should.
20 June, 2022An audit of Victoria Police suggests that officers aren’t activating their body worn cameras as often as they should.
20 June, 2022A former senior police ethical standards leader put the integrity of the unit at risk, IBAC says.
6 September, 2019The Victorian Auditor-General’s Office (VAGO) has released a scathing report into the disaster recover processes of the information and communications technology (ICT) systems of five of the state’s key agencies. The agencies audited were Victoria Police and the Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources (DEDJTR), the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning […]
30 November, 2017Being punitive is more expensive in the long term.
26 January, 2017Innovation woven in.
20 April, 2016Herculean task of tagging and registering over 80,000 armoury items.
7 April, 2015Senate inquiry into illegal gun use and supply.
13 October, 2014By Julian Bajkowski Victoria’s system of confiscating money and assets from the state’s organised criminals and drug dealers has been found sorely wanting by the state’s Auditor General after a new report highlighted a raft of operational and governance shortcomings. An audit of the state’s Asset Confiscation Scheme by the Victorian Auditor General’s Office released […]
4 September, 2013By Paul Hemsley The Victorian Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority has signed a four year extension with Motorola Solutions to upgrade the Metropolitan Mobile Radio (MMR) network. Allowing the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA), Victoria Police, Ambulance Victoria and the Metropolitan Fire Brigade to communicate seamlessly with one another, the upgrades will be built upon an […]
9 March, 2012After eight years in the position, Victorian Police Chief Commissioner, Christine Nixon has resigned. Ms Nixon made her announcement alongside Premier John Brumby and Police Minister Bob Cameron in Melbourne today. "I will remain with Victoria Police until the end of March next year to allow the Government to conduct a process to appoint a […]
5 November, 2008By Staff Writer Victorian local councils have taken the unusual step of paying private detectives to hire prostitutes in order to gather evidence against illegal Melbourne brothels. | Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) president Dick Gross says the legislation requiring the use of private investigators to expose illegal brothels was unfortunate and local councils should not […]
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