Vic Libs candidate distanced from party A week out from election day, the Victorian Liberals have moved to distance themselves from an upper house candidate over her links to a controversial church. AAP · Nov 18, 2022
Victoria election report card, week three: Ibac referrals, teal legal win and a preference whisperer stung Our three guest panellists give their verdict on how the parties performed in the third week of the 2022 state election campaign The Guardian - AU · Nov 18, 2022
Daniel Andrews on placing women at the forefront of the ‘ugliest’ campaign he’s fought as leader In an exclusive interview, Victoria’s premier worries about the rise of extremism and says his reform agenda is not over The Guardian - AU · Nov 18, 2022
Afternoon Update: mining industry’s windfall tax threat; Victoria’s messy politics; and a Christmas gift guide It’s déjà vu with a mining lobby warning that harks back to the ad campaign against the Rudd government The Guardian - AU · Nov 17, 2022
Leaked video shows Glenn Druery bragging of working with CFMEU to help Labor hobble Greens Opposition refers ALP to Ibac over video of so-called ‘preference whisperer’ skiting about 2018 Victoria election deal The Guardian - AU · Nov 17, 2022
Victoria election report card, week two: Ibac, nurses and a car crash of an investigation Three guest panellists give their verdict on how the parties performed in the second week of the 2022 state election campaign The Guardian - AU · Nov 11, 2022
Kevin Rudd accuses News Corp of ‘dog-whistling’ over reporting of Daniel Andrews Former prime minister and media academics criticise reports, but Jeff Kennett says questions are ‘fair play’ The Guardian - AU · Nov 8, 2022
Victorian Liberals pledge stamp duty cut for first-home buyers, Labor promises veterans card The opposition says it will scrap stamp duty for first-home buyers who purchase property worth less than $1 million if it wins the state election, while Labor says it will introduce a Victorian Veterans Card to help with the cost of living if re-elected. ABC News · Nov 6, 2022
Vic coalition promises stamp duty cut The Victorian opposition is pledging to stamp duty on properties of up to $1 million to help thousands of families buy their first home. AAP · Nov 6, 2022
Premier Daniel Andrews responds to media reports about ongoing anti-corruption probe Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews responds to media reports about an anti-corruption probe, saying he acts appropriately at all times and will not comment on IBAC matters before they are public "regardless of any smear, innuendo or media reporting". ABC News · Nov 5, 2022
Court grants gag order against The Age Victoria's Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission has been granted an interim order to stop The Age publishing information from a proposed report. AAP · Nov 2, 2022
Victoria police team involved in violent arrests will put public at risk if not overhauled, Ibac says State’s anti-corruption commission finds critical incident response team officers failed to properly record use of force The Guardian - AU · Oct 25, 2022
Corruption watchdog warns of misconduct risks in Victoria Police's Critical Incident Response Team Victoria's anti-corruption watchdog has told Victoria Police to improve the way it reports the use of force by officers in its Critical Incident Response Team after a number of complaints about excessive force. ABC News · Oct 25, 2022
ABC warns national anti-corruption commission could investigate journalists’ work Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog also says ‘exceptional circumstances’ test for public hearings an ‘unnecessary hurdle’ The Guardian - AU · Oct 18, 2022
AAP · Oct 17, 2022 Vic MP charged by IBAC over false docs Victoria's anti-corruption commission has charged MP Russell Northe with 45 offences, including misconduct in public office and creating false documents.
ABC News · Oct 12, 2022 Lengthy legal battles threaten to hold up Victoria’s corruption probes Victoria's anti-corruption watchdog has revealed it is tied up in a number of lengthy, expensive legal battles that threaten to silence crucial corruption investigations.
AAP · Oct 11, 2022 Vic police family violence complaint fail A complaint by a woman abused by her police partner has laid bare systemic problems within a Victorian integrity agency, its regulator says.
ABC News · Oct 11, 2022 Survivor of police-perpetrated family violence failed by Victorian corruption watchdog, report finds When Michelle was physically assaulted and strangled by her former police officer partner, a series of failures by Victoria Police and the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission exposed her to further harm and denied her justice, the Victorian Inspectorate finds.
AAP · Oct 5, 2022 IBAC should explain hearings: Vic inquiry A Victorian parliamentary inquiry says the state's corruption watchdog should be required to set out its reasons for public hearings.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 20, 2022 Ibac to investigate Victorian police responses to family violence Anti-corruption watchdog’s probe comes as Queensland’s inquiry is extended after influx of submissions
ABC News · Aug 26, 2022 Criminal charges dropped against three Victoria Police officers accused of breaking man's neck The alleged victim claimed to have been left a quadriplegic as a result of the 2017 incident, but on Friday the IBAC dropped all criminal charges against the trio.
AAP · Aug 26, 2022 Charges dropped against three Vic police Three Victoria Police officers accused of negligently causing serious injury have had their charges dropped.
ABC News · Aug 12, 2022 With a state election looming, a crisis has left Victoria's opposition with no choice but to regroup Months out from a state election, a leaked email, a "disastrous" interview and staff departures have rocked Victoria's opposition.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2022 What’s behind the Victorian anti-corruption body’s complaints about leaking? Explainer: A parliamentary committee has been accused of leaking confidential correspondence and compromising investigations
AAP · Aug 10, 2022 IBAC voices 'grave' Vic inquiry concerns A Victorian parliamentary inquiry into the state's anti-corruption agencies has been lambasted for an alleged departure from procedural fairness.