NSW uses AI to catch tunnel trespassers
The NSW government is using AI to identify people who try to gain access to tunnels in the Sydney train network.
30 September, 2021
Crime
Former agriculture dept staffer found corrupt
A former agriculture department staffer used his position to import building products from China for a private company.
1 September, 2021
Qld corruption watchdog ‘took sides’ against councillors, inquiry hears
Queensland’s corruption watchdog is under investigation by a parliamentary committee to determine if it misused its powers to get rid of a council as a “gift” to the former CEO.
18 August, 2021
Victorian education chief jailed over ‘banker schools’ rort
A former senior Victorian education department bureaucrat has been sent to jail for his role in the ‘banker schools’ scam.
21 July, 2021
Safer Community Fund to come under eye of auditor
The national audit office will investigate the government’s community safety grants program.
15 April, 2021
Cybercrime reported every 10 mins
Cyber attacks on government accounted for 35 per cent of reports to the ACSC.
7 September, 2020
Documents stolen from Service NSW in massive cyber attack
Cyber criminals have stolen 3.8 million documents from Service NSW.
7 September, 2020
Anti-corruption body calls for integrity commission
A national integrity commission is essential to promote trust in the public sector, a discussion paper says.
24 August, 2020
Council infrastructure manager faces jail after guilty plea
A former infrastructure manager faces jail for attempting to defraud council of $500,000.
20 August, 2020
Potential cost of fraud against govt $1.7 billion
Fraud could be costing the Commonwealth $1.7 billion a year.
18 June, 2020
Govt employees charged with fraud, abuse of office
Three men have been charged with conspiracy to defraud the Australian government while working for a public service agency.
11 June, 2020
SilverTerrier cybercrime gang targets government
Australian government institutions have been targeted by a Nigerian cybercrime gang known as SilverTerrier.
8 May, 2020
Criminals target COVID superannuation access scheme
The ATO has been attacked by criminals exploiting the COVID superannuation early access scheme.
7 May, 2020
$5,000 fine for coughing at council staff
Anyone who spits or coughs at a council worker can be fined $5,000 on the spot.
20 April, 2020
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