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You must tell us if you think:
Telling us about fraud and corruption is the right thing to do.
You won’t get in trouble.
Our Public Interest Disclosures policy (PDF, 389.5 KB) explains how we can keep you safe when you speak up.
If you work with us you can find the Public Interest Disclosures policy on our staff website.
It is a breach of this policy to keep fraud and corruption a secret.
This means you will get in trouble
A breach is when someone:
You can contact our Fraud and Corruption Hotline.
The hotline is available: •
You don’t have to tell the hotline who you are.
This means they will keep your information private
You can call the hotline.
1800 950 649
If you think a service provider is taking part in fraud and corruption, you can:
1800 950 649
If you think fraud and corruption is happening in public housing, you can contact our Housing Fraud Unit.
For example, if someone is lying about the money they earn.
You can email the Housing Fraud Unit. HFU@dcj.nsw.gov.au
You can send the Housing Fraud Unit a letter.
Locked Bag 5000 Parramatta NSW 2124
The Registrar of Community Housing makes sure community housing works well.
You can contact the Registrar of Community Housing if you think fraud and corruption is happening in community housing.
You can send a letter to the Registrar of Community Housing.
PO Box 2236 Burwood North NSW 2134
You can contact organisations outside of our work.
You might do this if you want someone else to manage your issue.
You can contact the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
You can fill out an online form.
You can contact the Ombudsman’s Office.
You can visit the Ombudsman website.
You can contact the Audit Office if someone is using government money the wrong way.
07 Feb 2025