The Commissioner announces her intent to undertake a review of the Commission's investigation into the Hanlon matter.

The Commission has prepared a report examining allegations that two public officers at the Department for Infrastructure and Transport misused their government purchase cards.

The Commission’s 2021–22 Annual Report was tabled in Parliament today. This is the Commission’s first Annual Report since changes to the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 2012 took effect last October.

Today the Commission's report on the evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of Super SA was tabled in Parliament.

The Commission today published the findings of its 2021 Public Integrity Survey. The survey was administered to public officers across state and local government agencies to ascertain their perceptions and experiences of corruption, the vulnerability of their workplaces to corruption, and reporting.

The Commissioner announces that Commission’s report, Received or Deceived? Managing and monitoring the conduct of government contractors has been tabled in Parliament.

The evaluation of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network has commenced, and I now invite members of the public, and bodies with an interest in the evaluation to make a written submission relevant to the terms of reference of the evaluation.

Today the Commission’s report Failing the Corruption Road Test: Corruption Risks in South Australia’s Driver Training Industry was tabled in Parliament. The report was prompted by an examination of more than forty complaints and reports assessed or investigated by the Commission.

Members of the public, industry groups, union members, and individuals or bodies with an interest in the Commission's evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of TAFE SA are invited to make a written submission.

The Deputy Commissioner announces an evaluation of specific aspects of the practices, policies and procedures of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network, as they relate to the receipt, management, investigation and outcomes of complaints about the Network and its staff.

The Commissioner announces that the Commission will commence an evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of TAFE SA on Monday 4 April 2022.

The Commissioner calls for written submissions from the public relevant to the evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of Super SA.

The Commissioner's report entitled 'An examination of changes effected by recent amendments to the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 2012' was tabled in Parliament today.

The Commissioner announces an evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of Super SA.

An update on the investigation into claims made by a small number of Members of Parliament for the Country Members Accommodation Allowance.

The Commission has today published a report to inform public officers working in local government about the potential corruption issues present in council facilities maintenance practices.

Deputy Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Michael Riches’ report on the Evaluation of the Practices, Policies and Procedures of the Department for Correctional Services has been tabled in Parliament today. The Deputy Commissioner has made 24 recommendations.

All public officers have an obligation to report to the Office for Public Integrity any conduct which they reasonably suspect to be corruption or serious or systemic misconduct or maladministration in public administration. This includes parliamentarians, parliamentary staffers and those working in electorate offices.

The Commission has today published a report to remind South Australia’s public officers of their obligation to appropriately deal with conflicts of interests.

As a result of an investigation by the Commission, the Director of Public Prosecutions has commenced criminal proceedings against a public officer employed by SA Health.

As a result of an ICAC investigation, on 22 March 2021 two South Australia Police officers were charged by the Director of Public Prosecutions with one count each of aggravated assault.

On Wednesday afternoon the Director of Public Prosecutions filed an Information in the Adelaide Magistrates Court charging Mr Fraser Ellis MP with 23 counts of Deception, contrary to s 139 of the Criminal Law Consolidation Act (SA).

Commissioner Vanstone has today published a report on the findings of a survey of more than 3,200 public officers working in South Australia’s public universities.

A statement by the Commissioner regarding the use of surveillance devices by the Commission during an investigation conducted in 2019.

An update on the investigation into claims made by a small number of Members of Parliament for the Country Members Accommodation Allowance.