This report provides not only a report card on the performance of cemeteries, but also guidance and direction on how their governance and financial management arrangements can be improved.

The audit examined how well Victoria’s publicly-funded vocational education and training is meeting the skill needs of the manufacturing industry.

This report is in relation to failing septic tanks.

This report sets out the results of financial statement audits conducted on public sector agencies with other than 30 June 2005 balance dates, which were completed up to 12 May 2006. The report also presents the results of 4 recently completed investigations and special_x000D_ reviews.

The audit points to a need for the Department of Human Services to improve its strategic planning activities for outpatient services, given its fundamental and growing importance in the healthcare chain.

In this audit assessed whether Victoria Police is adequately planning for a workforce capable of achieving the outcomes established by the government’s Growing Victoria Together policy, particularly in relation to the need to improve public safety.

This report summarises the results of the financial audits of agencies with a 30 June 2005 balance date. There are some 476 of these agencies, including all Government departments, most public bodies and all Local Government bodies.

This report sets out the results of the Auditor-General's audit and analysis of the Annual Financial Report for the State of Victoria for the year ended 30 June 2005

This report sets out progress made by agencies on implementing recommendations made in 4 performance audits conducted during 2002 and 2003, which examined: Management of food safety in Victoria, Fire prevention and preparedness, Drug education in government schools, Mental health services for people in crisis.

This report sets out the results of our examination of Glenelg Shire Council’s community planning activities, following concerns expressed about the quality of its processes and decisions.

This audit examines the extent to which the activities of public hospitals, health services and Health Purchasing Victoria, the central procurement agency, have delivered savings and other benefits in procuring health goods and services

This report contains the results of 3 audit investigations on: the Barwon Region Water Authority, Kangan Batman Institute of TAFE, the Geelong Magistrate’s Court, and 2 special reviews: the evaluation and reporting of Regional Infrastructure Development Fund outcomes, the administration of grants by 5 local governments.