View the CCC's latest publication on the state of serious misconduct in the WA public sector for April - June 2019.
Commission investigation reveals fake engagement letters to authorise big payments
An investigation has revealed a former senior public servant falsified records, defied Cabinet decisions and recklessly failed to comply with proper procedure resulting in significant unauthorised expenditure of public funds.
Entanglements led to corruption
The Commission today tabled a report which underlines the need for public servants to ensure personal matters do not compromise their commitment to the best interests of the Western Australian community.
CCC pulls back the curtains for Law Week 2019
Join us for a mock examination and see what happens behind the curtains at the Commission
CCC reports on failings in police handling of a person in custody
The Corruption and Crime Commission today tabled Report on an incident in the Fremantle Offender Management Area 1 January 2017 which examines the arrest and subsequent detention of a woman in Fremantle.
CCC finalises review of police response to incident
It examines whether excessive force was used by three police officers and a police auxiliary officer in the arrest of a man outside a Fremantle hotel in September 2017.
CCC reports on Road Safety Commission Western Force partnership
The Corruption and Crime Commission has today tabled in State Parliament its report into the Road Safety Commission Western Force partnership in 2017.
Former Koorda Shire Councillor receives prison sentence
The former Koorda Shire Councillor at the centre of a Corruption and Crime Commission investigation into driver licence applications has today been sentenced to two years’ imprisonment.
CCC finalises review of WA Police Force investigations
The Corruption and Crime Commission has finalised its review of two separate WA Police investigations into alleged use of excessive force against a couple in December 2016.
CCC says action within WA prison system is overdue
To address and reduce serious misconduct risks in prisons, the Corruption and Crime Commission has called for a wholesale change of culture, simplified policies and procedures and improved technology. It says that time is passing and action within our prison system is overdue.