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Contents

State agencies 2026

2026-27

Communities

Education

Environment

Finance

Health

Industry

Justice

Planning

Premier and Cabinet

Transport

Treasury

Whole of Government

Contents

Overview

This report will bring together findings and recommendations from our 2025–26 financial audits of state agencies. It will comment on the state’s management of employee related costs, contingent workforce management, IT projects, and climate reporting.

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