Victoria Police Deputy Commissioner Neil Paterson was involved in a verbal altercation with a Haileybury college parent when he got stuck in school pick-up traffic.
A former mayor of an inner-north Melbourne council traded cocaine for favours and workshopped a bribery scheme to pay unnamed councillors up to $60,000 to buy their votes,a wide-ranging anti-corruption investigation has found.
Three years after an anti-corruption investigation was launched,a police officer who admitted to accepting payments for helping a debt collector and convicted criminal has not been charged.
Marshall asked staff at the Metropolitan Fire Brigade to gather sensitive information for him,and the union exerted unprecedented influence over the running of the fire service,report finds.
Luke Briggs is in hospital covered in bruises and on life support with a catastrophic brain injury after an arrest in Hoppers Crossing,leaving his family demanding answers.
Most Port Phillip councillors want IBAC to investigate a donation scheme set up to fund a community group that financially backs two of their colleagues.
The Victorian Health Workers Union is being investigated over allegations it secretly funnelled union money into a training organisation that an anti-corruption commission previously found was an abject failure.
Supreme Court finds that IBAC had the right to publicly grill developer John Woodman in 2019.
Victoria’s IBAC has agreed to amend its report of a major investigation after being successfully challenged by an organisation and a public officer.
In one of his first interviews since stepping down,the former premier said there was “not an accountability officer that doesn’t want more money,more power”.
Following calls from the corruption watchdog,Victorian ministers and parliamentary secretaries must now declare conflicts and disclose gifts and benefits.