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Victorians faces a state election late this year, with the Labor government pitching for a fourth term. A key issue will be the government’s failure to deal with thuggery and corruption in the building industry, centred on the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU).

The Victorian government is facing growing calls for a royal commission to investigate allegations of corruption in the construction sector.

Ibac’s oversight of Victoria police should also be strengthened, the state’s integrity and oversight committee recommends

A former mayor and property developer have faced court for the first time since being charged by an anti-corruption watchdog over secret payment allegations.

Federal government says more than a dozen breaches were administrative but lack of penalties prompts calls for ‘a big stick to sanction lobbyists’

A proposal that could have averted bankruptcy for a former Liberal leader has been referred to an anti-corruption body, as a party stalwart hits out at an MP.

Premier under pressure as acting police commissioner says he won’t apply for permanent role

Ed Bryant is a new homeowner who feels broadly better off since changing careers, but worries about debt – and AI

A premier has lashed out at a former police deputy commissioner who has referred his axing to the state's anti-corruption watchdog.