Politicisation of Victorian public service to be investigated
The Victorian Ombudsman is seeking submissions on the politicisation of public sector appointments.
16 May, 2022The Victorian Ombudsman is seeking submissions on the politicisation of public sector appointments.
16 May, 2022A five-year audit of six Victorian councils has found shortcomings in fraud controls around grants programs.
12 May, 2022Victorian government agencies defied a public sector ban on political advertising.
11 April, 2022Covid-19 put many demands on government agencies, including providing incident management while maintaining services and transitioning to remote working.
28 February, 2022Concerns have been raised about weaknesses in Victorian councils’ fraud and corruption controls.
24 June, 2019Victoria’s auditor has questioned the financial sustainability of local governments’ mutual insurance but MAV says the scheme protects councils ‘through thick and thin.’
26 July, 2018Victoria’s Corangamite Council says a $300,000 support fund it established to attract and expand businesses in its area has contributed $9.2 million in benefits to the local economy.
16 March, 2018The work of ICAC.
11 January, 2016The federal government has launched a new learning centre in the field of cyber security to act as a think-tank for experts to cook up ways to help organisations fight off potential threats.
16 June, 2014The real price of ‘trusted advice’ has come in for a sharp reality check after an audit found no-one even knows how much public money is being spooned-out to the so-called coalition of the billing.
12 June, 2014A probe by Victoria’s Auditor-General says that his state’s lagging use of technology to manage roads contributing to traffic congestion with priority public transport users now also facing gridlock.
11 June, 2014A new report from the Victorian Auditor-General’s office that evaluates the use of shared services by councils has found that they have trouble measuring its impact due to a lack of baseline data.
30 May, 2014By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski A new report from the Victorian Auditor-General’s Office (VAGO) has revealed the trigger for the Napthine government’s sweeping government-wide IT security strategy overhaul after 11 government agencies were found to be highly vulnerable to potential cyber-attacks because of “inadequate” security measures. The Victoria government last week officially signed onto […]
29 November, 2013By Julian Bajkowski Australia’s troubled eHealth sector has been handed yet another negative appraisal after the Victorian Auditor General released a report cited “poor planning and an inadequate understanding of the complex requirements to design and implement clinical ICT systems” as the reasons for the state’s major online medical upgrade failing to deliver what it […]
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