This audit addresses the challenge the state faces in providing transport infrastructure and services needed to sustainably support communities in Melbourne’s outer growth areas.

The audit assessed the effectiveness and efficiency of the state’s relief and recovery arrangements during and after the 2010–11 floods.

The objective of this audit was to assess the effectiveness of public performance reporting by Department of Sustainability and Environment, Environment Protection Authority and Parks Victoria.

This audit examined the effectiveness of prevention, monitoring and control of infections in public hospitals. It did this through focusing on the infection prevention and control activities of the Department of Health and a sample of health services that represent the range of health service types in Victoria.

This audit examined the effectiveness of the planning and management undertaken by five small councils to support their long-term organisational sustainability. It also assessed guidance and support provided by Local Government Victoria and aimed to identify practices that could help drive improvements across the local government sector.

This audit examined whether schools are managing health and safety risks to their staff, and whether the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development has provided them with sufficient guidance, support and oversight.

This audit evaluated the quality of information contained in the State of Victoria’s Children (SVC) reports and whether it is well communicated and and tells a comprehensive story. It also determined whether the SVC reports are relevant, appropriate and complete.

This report presents the results of our financial audits of 106 entities mainly with a 31 December financial year end. It focuses on technical and further education (TAFE) institutes, universities and alpine resort management boards (ARMBs) and provides detailed analysis of their Financial services and insurance, performance reporting, financial results, financial sustainability and internal controls.

This audit assessed the effectiveness and efficiency of Gateway Review Process.

This audit reviewed Consumer Affairs Victoria’s approach to protecting consumers during the past five years, focusing on Consumer Affairs Victoria’s education, inspection and enforcement functions.

The focus of this audit is on VGV's valuation of public assets for Financial services and insurance purposes. VGV oversees 60 to 182 Financial services and insurance valuation requests. A request relates either to a single asset or to multiple assets. These are prepared by qualified valuers at VGV or by a panel of about 70 approved private sector firms.

This audit assessed whether traffic congestion is being effectively managed. It examined how well key institutional arrangements support strategic planning, cross‑government coordination for, and management of traffic congestion, and the effectiveness of key strategies and initiatives for managing congestion.