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Ex-Labor candidate Justin Mammarella has been handed community service after conspiring to lie to IBAC about the purpose of 713 taxpayer-funded envelopes.

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His murder conviction overturned, Jason Roberts still faces armed robbery charges after release

Monday's acquittal on charges of murdering two police officers has brought an end to 22 years of imprisonment for Jason Roberts, but there are further court appearances to come in his future.

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Ex-Labor candidate admits lying to IBAC

A former state Labor candidate has admitted lying to Victoria's corruption watchdog over the purpose of more than 700 taxpayer-funded envelopes.

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Victoria corruption watchdog loses half its legal team in six months

Departures come as Ibac probes classified information leaks and has three outstanding reports with potential political fallout in state election year

The Guardian - AU

IBAC findings into Victorian property developer John Woodman to remain secret for now

The findings of a corruption investigation into John Woodman, who is accused of paying bribes to local councillors, will remain under wraps for now, after a judge ordered his civil trial be held behind closed doors.

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Legal challenges hinder corruption probe

The release of Victorian corruption probe findings is being hampered by legal challenges, prompting an integrity agency head to call for legislative changes.

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Police fail Indigenous employment target

Victoria Police has failed to meet its Indigenous employment target of one per cent by June 2021.

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‘What actually happened?’: victim of Anzac Day terrorist raids speaks about seven-year wait for justice

Final legal case arising from Melbourne raids has been settled but done nothing to quell a sense of injustice for families

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Audit finds ‘systemic failures’ in how Victorian police treat Indigenous complaints

Ibac found 41% of files audited contained indicators of bias on behalf of investigators

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IBAC audit of Victoria Police finds failures in handling of complaints by Aboriginal people

Victoria's anti-corruption watchdog today released its findings after investigating 41 complaints made against police by Aboriginal people.

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Vic Police fail on Aboriginal complaints

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

AAP

Ibac frenzy exposes a wide divide between Victorian and federal Liberals

Analysis: Scott Morrison rejects ‘kangaroo court’ corruption watchdogs while state opposition is furious about Daniel Andrews’ private interviews

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IBAC lawyer questions evidence of disgraced cop Wayne Dean as investigation into misconduct continues

Disgraced cop Wayne Dean said he didn't know his friend Mick Gatto had a criminal history during an anti-corruption investigation into allegations of misconduct.

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VicForests under investigation for potential Privacy Act breach over spying allegations

Victoria's Information Commissioner is investigating whether VicForests breached the state's Privacy and Data Protection Act when it allegedly hired a private investigator to spy on activist Sarah Rees about 10 years ago.

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Police officer accused of misconduct used code words in dealings with Melbourne debt collector

A senior Victorian police officer accused of serious misconduct ends a marathon four-day stint in the witness box in tears, apologising to his peers and his family.

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Opposition demands Daniel Andrews reveal how often he has fronted Ibac after fresh revelation

Victorian premier reportedly questioned as part of investigation into a Melbourne property developer

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Vic premier pressured on IBAC 'interview'

The Victorian government and corruption watchdog are remaining silent on a report the premier was interviewed in private over a probe into a property developer.

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IBAC hears misconduct-accused police officer did not know of friend Mick Gatto's criminal history

Detective Sergeant Wayne Dean tells Victoria's corruption watchdog that he did not know of Mick Gatto's criminal history during years of friendship.

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Senior police officer under investigation following allegations of aiding and abetting criminals

Detective Sergeant Wayne Dean has admitted to accepting "gratitude" payments after helping to resolve debt disputes.

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Victorian state opposition unveils election promise for 'strong' IBAC and Ombudsman

Opposition Leader Matthew Guy says under the pledge, the Coalition will pump an extra $10 million into IBAC's budget per year and increase the Victorian Ombudsman's funding by $2 million per year.

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Daniel Andrews refuses to comment on leaked Ibac report into Victorian Labor party

Premier says it’s ‘grossly inappropriate’ to comment on reported allegations in Ibac draft report before final version tabled

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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews silent on IBAC questioning as draft report slams Labor culture

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews would not comment on reports that he was interviewed by Victoria's anti-corruption watchdog over cultural issues within the Labor party.

AAP

Vic premier mute on leaked IBAC report

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has declined to comment on a leaked anti-corruption commission's report into the state's Labor Party.

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Child survivor of family violence says police 'essentially' called him a 'liar' during misconduct probe

Liam watched as his mother was abused by his police officer stepfather for three years. He says a probe into the force's handling of the case has left him struggling with fresh trauma.

ABC News

VicForests refers itself to anti-corruption watchdog over 'spying' allegations

Victoria's state-owned logging company has referred itself to the corruption watchdog after allegations it hired a private investigator to spy on an activist.

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