The Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC) has today tabled a report in Parliament which again highlights serious issues with security in Western Australia’s prison system.

Mr Brett Kenny was sentenced to 22 months imprisonment in the District Court today on three corruption charges.

The CCC has today (Friday 25 May 2018) tabled a report in Parliament, which focusses on the management of dangerous drugs and the issue of theft and misuse of addictive pharmaceuticals in WA hospitals.

View a summary of serious misconduct in the Western Australian public sector for Q3 of the 2017/18 financial year.

The CCC has tabled a report in Parliament which highlights some serious failures in the supervision of prisoners in the community.

As part of its ongoing investigation to determine whether two former IT managers at Horizon Power engaged in corrupt or serious misconduct in the performance of their functions of office or employment.

This workshop will provide participants with a glimpse into the everyday experience of misconduct in the Western Australian public sector. Register now!

On 26-27 April 2018, the CCC held public examinations to determine whether any public officer employed by or elected to the Shire of Halls Creek may have engaged in serious misconduct in the performance of their functions of office or employment.

The CCC has tabled two reports in Parliament, focussed on the actions taken by WA Police Force and the Department of Transport in response to recommendations made in reports following four separate CCC investigations over the past three years.

The director of an electrical maintenance firm contracted has been sentenced to 21 months imprisonment (suspended) for working with a former City of Perth facilities officer to corruptly carry out work worth almost $350,000.