The auditor-general has warned that prolonged operating losses and cash deficits are not financially sustainable following a review of the state’s reports for the past financial year.
WorkSafe Victoria is pursuing two construction companies in court following a lengthy investigation into the collapse,as locals demand answers from council on project delays.
The Victorian government has revealed the details of rental reform promised last September,including a dispute resolution service.
The disturbingly regular notifications from regulators that businesses and brands Australians trust have allegedly misled them is more sinister than the digital scammers we face every day.
A watchdog has ruled a Victorian magistrate portrayed a culturally insensitive stereotype and his conduct lacked professionalism and respect.
Consumer Protection is warning WA families to steer clear after at least 37 disgruntled customers claim to have lost more than $37,000 between them.
The townhouse in Melbourne’s north-east was initially listed for $900,000 to $950,000,then raised to $1 to $1.1million. It sold for more than $1.5 million.
Consumer advocates say some businesses will continue to evade their responsibilities to repair,replace or refund faulty goods without reform of consumer law.
Almost 90 per cent of reports to the National Anti-Corruption Commission are dismissed as irrelevant – but have recent whistleblower prosecutions deterred those who know about serious wrongdoing?
Thousands of Australians will be under scrutiny as liquidators look to claw back money “won” in the Ponzi scheme that burned more than $2 billion in investment.
Following calls from the corruption watchdog,Victorian ministers and parliamentary secretaries must now declare conflicts and disclose gifts and benefits.