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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.

A Victorian parliamentary inquiry says the state's corruption watchdog should be required to set out its reasons for public hearings.

The ‘exceptional circumstances’ test for public hearings for Labor’s anti-corruption body is easier than for Victoria’s body — but harder than the NSW ICAC.

Anti-corruption watchdog’s probe comes as Queensland’s inquiry is extended after influx of submissions

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.

Three Victoria Police officers accused of negligently causing serious injury have had their charges dropped.

Months out from a state election, a leaked email, a "disastrous" interview and staff departures have rocked Victoria's opposition.

Explainer: A parliamentary committee has been accused of leaking confidential correspondence and compromising investigations

A Victorian parliamentary inquiry into the state's anti-corruption agencies has been lambasted for an alleged departure from procedural fairness.

An independent police oversight body has recommended Victoria Police set up a dedicated system to deal with complaints by Aboriginal people following an audit.

The Greens will introduce a new bill in parliament aiming to speed up integrity reforms by almost two years, following a scathing report detailing "extensive" misconduct by Labor MPs.