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Victorian Auditor-General

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Science and mathematics participation rates and initiatives


Victoria's economic, social and environmental goals depend on better performance in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines. However, the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) has not succeeded in raising achievement in science and mathematics or participation in the enabling sciences. While Victoria does reasonably well in getting its students to basic...
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Fraud prevention strategies in local government


This audit assessed the effectiveness of fraud prevention strategies at a selection of Victorian councils. Each year, local government collects $7 billion in operating revenues, expends $6 billion, and manages assets with a total value of $60 billion. These significant resources are at risk if councils are not active, vigilant and effective in dealing with...
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Freedom of information


The audit examined the extent to which the 11 Victorian public sector (VPS) departments and Victoria Police meet the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act 1982. Freedom of Information (FOI) is a cornerstone of a thriving democracy. Since FOI legislation was introduced 30 years ago, Victoria has gone from being at the forefront of...
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Access to public housing


Public housing is an important way that government assists those in housing need. Safe, secure housing is essential for good health, employment, education and community wellbeing. Without access to affordable housing, some people risk homelessness or struggle to meet utility, food and other basic living costs. The Housing and Community Building Division (the division) of...
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Melbourne markets redevelopment


Poor project implementation and stakeholder management has resulted in significant delays, cost overruns and has damaged the government’s reputation. The Melbourne Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Market is being relocated from its current site in Footscray to a new site in Epping. The new market will cost more than double its original cost and is expected...

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