ICAC Functions Members of the public and public officials are encouraged to report suspected corrupt conduct to the ICAC. You can report allegations online. All reports are carefully assessed.  Guidance is provided to assist public sector agencies resist corruption and manage the risk. Resources and advice are available online. The ICAC has significant powers to investigate corrupt conduct involving or affecting the NSW public sector. This includes state government agencies, local government authorities, members of Parliament and the judiciary. |
News and Events17/02/2012  The ICAC will hold a public inquiry commencing Monday 27 February 2012 as part of an investigation it is conducting into corruption allegations involving the Wagonga Local Aboriginal Land Council.
15/02/2012  A new ICAC report recommends that the NSW Government adopts safeguards to ensure greater transparency, accountability and openness to minimise corruption risks in the NSW planning system.
2/02/2012  The ICAC's public inquiry held as part of its investigation into allegations of corrupt conduct concerning Colin McCallum, the Campus Services Manager at the University of New England, is now adjourned.
18/01/2012  The ICAC has found that a former information technology contract project manager at the then Department of Education and Training engaged in corrupt conduct by manipulating the recruitment and payment processes at the department so that he could financially benefit personally in the order of more than $400,000.
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