Victorian corruption body to put spotlight on big infrastructure projects
Major infrastructure projects will become a key focus for Victoria’s public sector corruption body over the next 12 months.
20 September, 2022Major infrastructure projects will become a key focus for Victoria’s public sector corruption body over the next 12 months.
20 September, 2022A former mayor has been sentenced to community service following a corruption investigation.
3 August, 2022Victoria’s leading public sector corruption and accountability organisations have called for a Parliamentary Integrity Commissioner.
21 July, 2022The owner of an electrical company has been sentenced to 240 hours of community work for using deception to obtain council funds.
12 July, 2022Victoria’s public servants are being encouraged to dob in anyone who tries to improperly influence them.
6 June, 2022A parliamentary committee has recommended mandatory ethics training for Victoria’s public servants.
21 April, 2022Victoria’s integrity watchdogs have written to the leaders of all political parties urging action to prevent the misuse of public funds.
20 December, 2021Organisations that get government funding to deliver critical community services are at risk of corruption.
5 September, 2021A former senior Victorian education department bureaucrat has been sent to jail for his role in the ‘banker schools’ scam.
21 July, 2021Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
12 July, 2021Lobster, trips to Bangkok and contracts for mates were all in a day’s work for this CEO.
3 May, 2021Information misuse by local government employees appears to being going unreported .
8 November, 2020A corruption probe will consider the integrity of Victoria’s planning system.
26 October, 2020Victoria’s corruption watchdog is investigating senior officers in the public transport sector.
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