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Under the Crime and Corruption Act (CC Act), corrupt conduct includes: Neglect, failure, and inaction: Failing to do something that should be done when it's needed. Conspiracy: Planning with others to engage in corrupt behaviour. Attempt: Trying to engage in...

This section highlights important points about integrity and transparency to ensure councillors and mayors act fairly and in the public interest. To put the public interest first, public officials should: Perform their duties fully and effectively. Behave...

Corruption comes in all different shapes and sizes. One of the most common examples involves actions taken to gain personal benefits from positions of entrusted power. Addressing this issue requires a collaborative effort, as no single agency can single...

These twelve principles enable Anti-Corruption and Integrity Commissions (Anti-Corruption Commissions) to independently and effectively undertake their functions.

This information will help councillors understand and meet their obligations, and act with integrity while improving the lives of people in the communities they represent.

The CCC’s Annual Report 2023-24 was tabled in State Parliament on 20 September 2024.

This factsheet provides advice for all candidates standing for election during an election period.

This is the eighth quarterly progress report relating to the Commission of Inquiry recommendations.

The CCC has published a report on its review of the missing person search powers contained within the PPRA.

The CCC has identified three corruption risk areas which are particularly prone to fraud threats.