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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.