An update on the investigations into the Hon. Terrence Stephens MLC, Mr Fraser Ellis MP and Mr Adrian Pederick MP.

The Looking Back report is Commissioner Lander's last public report before his term as South Australia’s first Independent Commissioner Against Corruption ends on Tuesday, 1 September 2020.

A statement by Commissioner Lander in respect of his investigation of allegations of improper conduct by University of Adelaide Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Rathjen.

Commission Lander announces that the investigation into the conduct of a number of Members of Parliament in respect of the Country Members Accommodation Allowance is now on hold due to the winter recess and the conclusion of the Commissioner’s term. Whether the investigation continues will be at the discretion of the next Commissioner.

Commission Lander announces that he has commenced an investigation into the conduct of a number of Members of Parliament in respect of claims made by them for payment of the Country Members Accommodation Allowance.

Commissioner Lander states that three additional people were charged with offences as a result of the investigation that led to Magistrate Harrap’s arrest.

Commissioner Lander announces that this morning Commission investigators executed five search warrants and have arrested Magistrate Robert Harrap.

Deputy Commissioner Riches announces the recommencement of the evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of the Department for Correctional Services.

As a result of an investigation by the Commission, a 73-year-old man from Felixstow has been charged with one count of abuse of public office.

Commissioner Lander has published a report entitled Public Administration in a Pandemic: Unique Challenges in the Current Climate.

The report addresses some of the unique risks to integrity in public administration in the current climate and offers some suggestions as to how some of those risks might be managed.

Commissioner Lander announces that he has commenced an investigation in respect of allegations of improper conduct by the Vice-Chancellor of The University of Adelaide, and into the manner in which the University dealt with those allegations.

In response to the developing COVID-19 pandemic, The Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) has introduced a number of measures in the interests of public health and safety.

On 3 February 2020 Acting Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Mr Michael Riches commenced an evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of the Department for Correctional Services. The evaluation has now been suspended.

Written submissions are invited from any member of the public, industry group, union or other individual or body with an interest in the evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of the Department for Correctional Services.

Two people formerly employed in senior executive roles in a public sector agency have been arrested as a result of an investigation by the Commission.

Commissioner Lander announces that Deputy Commissioner Riches will conduct an evaluation of the practices, policies and procedures of the Department for Correctional Services.

The Commissioner's report Troubling Ambiguity: Governance in SA Health was tabled in Parliament this morning.

The Commission's report into the administration and delivery of public health services in South Australia is complete and has been submitted to both houses of parliament for tabling.

Deputy Commissioner Michael Riches’ report on the Evaluation of the Practices, Policies and Procedures of the City of Playford Council has been tabled in Parliament today.

A joint communiqué from Australia's anti-corruption Commissioners addressing practical measures by which corruption may be detected, exposed and prevented.

On 16 October 2019 the Looking Back report was published. It reflects upon conduct and practices in South Australian public administration and the operations of the Commissioner’s office and the Office for Public Integrity (OPI) over six years.

The 2018–2019 Annual Report of the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) and the Office for Public Integrity (OPI) has been tabled in parliament.

In responding to the Commissioner’s Public Integrity Survey 2018, local government staff and elected members have provided valuable insight into the integrity culture of local government.

Local Government Integrity Insights is the third report resulting from the Public Integrity Survey 2018.

In unrelated matters, a 40-year-old Mount Gambier man and a 24-year-old woman from Paradise have been charged.

This second report to be published from the Commission's Public Integrity Survey 2018 "examines what public officers had to say, in their own words, about the culture and practices of the agencies within which they are employed”.