Call for mandatory ethics training for public servants
A parliamentary committee has recommended mandatory ethics training for Victoria’s public servants.
21 April, 2022A parliamentary committee has recommended mandatory ethics training for Victoria’s public servants.
21 April, 2022The Victorian Ombudsman will investigate decisions about COVID-19 related travel permits.
16 September, 2021Victorian’s Ombudsman will investigate the EPA’s approval of sites to dump contaminated soil from the West Gate Tunnel Project.
18 August, 2021An new guide helps councils deal with complaints, which it says is a ‘core business’ for local government.
22 July, 2021A Victorian council was duped by an IT contractor who directed $1.6 million of council money into his own companies.
9 June, 2021Councils are worse than banks when it comes to financial hardship, a report says.
20 May, 2021Local councils and prisons are the most complained about Victorian public agencies.
17 January, 2021Victoria’s Ombudsman is investigating how councils are helping cash-strapped ratepayers.
2 December, 2020There was an impression that ‘snouts were in the trough’ at Warrnambool Council, a report says.
12 October, 2020Victoria’s anti-corruption bodies have made it easier to dob in dodgy council behaviour.
5 October, 2020Victoria’s Ombudsman is concerned about a string of complaints about nepotism in state schools.
21 May, 2020A report has uncovered nepotism and ‘jobs for mates’ at Ballarat City Council.
14 May, 2020It’s time we thought of complaints as a gift – and one we can’t afford not to accept. Properly managed, they can be a very valuable tool.
29 March, 2020A decision to outsource parking fine reviews will cost three Victorian councils $19.5 million.
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