The CCC has a new examinations manual that contains everything a witness, lawyer, or member of the public needs to know about Commission examinations.

Get an insight into what goes on at the CCC by attending a series of community events from Monday 15 - Wednesday 17 May 2017.

The CCC has an important role to play in not only investigating allegations of serious misconduct and corruption, but also in proactively identifying corruption where no allegation has been made.

An overview of serious misconduct in the Western Australian public sector for Q1 and Q2 of the 2016-2017 financial year.

This week, a Four Corners episode 'Fighting the System' exposed instances of serious misconduct experienced by people living with a disability at a tax payer funded group home.

A former police officer has pleaded guilty to assaulting a detainee in custody and has today been sentenced at the Magistrates Court in Kalgoorlie.

Find out why the CCC does not generally make public any information it may or may not have received or what it is or isn't investigating.

Read a transcript of Commissioner McKechnie's speech on 'The Constitutional Place and Purpose of the CCC'.

Report exposes three vehicle examiners who engaged in serious misconduct by corruptly passing hundreds of vehicles without inspecting them.