This report covers the results of our financial audits 19 water entities and one controlled entity. It addresses the timeliness of their financial and performance reporting, their financial sustainability and aspects of how they manage declarations of interest, asset valuations and outsourcing.

This report presents the outcomes and observations from the external financial audit of 9 portfolio departments and 201 associated entities, including the alpine resort management boards.

This audit assessed whether the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development and government schools are managing parent education costs economically, efficiently and effectively and in accordance with legislation and policies.

The Victorian school funding model is complex. Under the current model, government schools derive funding from multiple sources for various purposes. The information piece explains where the funding comes from and what it is used for.

This audit determined the extent of agency response to, and monitoring of, VAGO's performance audit recommendations from 2012–13.

Publishing this guide is the first step in VAGO’s iterative approach to highlighting better practice public participation in government decision‑making.

The report sets out the results of the audit of the State of Victoria’s Annual Financial Report for 2013-14 and provides commentary on the financial outcomes and position achieved by the State and the general government sector.

This report summarises the results of our audits of public sector entities' ICT general controls as part of the 2013–14 financial audits.

The audit examined the effectiveness of selected departments in applying the government’s performance measurement and reporting system and of the Department of Treasury and Finance’s oversight of the system.

This audit assessed the effectiveness of planning and coordination for mental health across Victoria’s criminal justice system and whether it supports outcomes for people with a mental illness.

Heatwaves pose a significant risk to public health. Heat-related illness can range from mild conditions, such as a rash or cramps, through to heat exhaustion, and finally to potentially fatal conditions such as heat stroke.

This audit examined the procedures and supporting information and communications technology (ICT) systems used by the Emergency services and safety Telecommunications Authority to answer a Triple Zero call and subsequently dispatch an emergency response vehicle.