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Where to start: Your prevention roadmap

We’ve updated our website to make it easier for you to find what you need. Visit our new Where to Start page—a clear map of key tools, resources, and information designed to help you:

  • understand the fraud and corruption problem
  • know your obligations when managing risks
  • build your capability to prevent, detect, and respond effectively.

Start here to confidently navigate the updated site and take the right steps toward stronger fraud and corruption prevention.

Find where to start

Latest publications

Discover our most recent publication releases.

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How to Start Fraud Measurement Guide

Learn how to build and develop capability in measuring and estimating fraud loss for Australian government entities or programs.

ICON 054: Capability building

IPSFF Fraud Prevention Savings Framework

Learn how to measure the savings of fraud prevention and compliance activities using consistent, credible methods.

ICON 089: Open lock

Guide to incorporating corruption control into risk management frameworks

Learn about areas that may be more susceptible to corruption risks and how to mitigate them.

News

General news
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the fraud landscape. Discover how AI is creating new fraud risks, how it can strengthen fraud prevention, and the practical steps Commonwealth entities can take to stay ahead of emerging threats.
ICON 020: News

General news
The Australian Institute of Criminology has published Fraud and Corruption Against the Commonwealth 2024–25, with this Statistical Report providing an annual picture of fraud and corruption across Australian Government entities.
ICON 020: News

Centre updates

Centre updates
Welcome to the first newsletter of 2026! As we kick off the year, we’re pleased to share the work underway across the Centre and highlight what’s ahead.
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Centre updates
The Centre is excited to lead Australia’s campaign for International Fraud Awareness Week (IFAW) in November.
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