IBAC's Executive Director of Operations Peter Morris talks to forensic specialist Dean Newlan principle author of the Fraud and corruption control standard AS8001 about the updated standard. The conversation covers key elements of the standard, what's changed, and how it can help the public sector develop effective corruption prevention plans and internal policies. (12 minutes 24 seconds)

Operation Betka was an IBAC investigation into allegations of serious corrupt conduct at Victoria's Department of Education and Training.

In July 2016, IBAC received a notification from the Department of Education and Training (the Department) pursuant to section 57(1) of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011 (IBAC Act), concerning allegations a contracted Senior Project Manager (the Project Manager) in the Information Technology Division (ITD) of the Department was involved in serious corrupt conduct. 

IBAC's Operation Geary was an investigation of allegations that two local council employees were favourably allocating civil works contracts to a company owned by the relative of one of the employees.

Following a notification received in November 2015, IBAC commenced an investigation into allegations a former manager at the City of Ballarat Council subverted procurement processes to obtain financial advantage and failed to fully declare and manage conflicts of interest.

IBAC investigated allegations an employee of Victoria University (VU) stole gift cards and falsified invoices to fraudulently obtain gift cards to the value of more than $650,000.

In August 2018, IBAC commenced an investigation into allegations a former Murrindindi Shire Council employee used their position to purchase goods for the Council from their private company during disaster recovery following the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.