Audit Office of New South Wales

The Auditor-General for New South Wales, Bola Oyetunji, has tabled in NSW Parliament a report titled ‘Members’ additional entitlements 2024’. This report reviews compliance by members of the Parliament of New South Wales with certain requirements outlined in the Parliamentary Remuneration Tribunal’s 2024 Annual Determination. Read the report: https://bit.ly/4gcSLz6 #AONSW #audit #MembersAdditionalEntitlements

Congratulations to our latest Audies award winners! The Audies is our formal recognition program that rewards individuals and teams who exemplify our corporate values of pride in purpose, curiosity and open-mindedness, valuing people, contagious integrity and courage (even when its uncomfortable). The purpose of the program is to provide our people with the opportunity to nominate their colleagues for excellent work. Featured here is our Deputy Auditor-General Claudia Migotto with our most recent Audies winners, recognised at our quarterly all-staff Office Forum held at NSW Parliament House. Read more about our values here: https://lnkd.in/gnrxmeNJ #AONSW #Audies Susan Prichard Sean Power Christian Spyrou Marcus Kwan Dhanya Mathew, CISA

Our Deputy Auditor-General, Claudia Migotto and Governance Officer, Taylor Powell recently addressed attendees at the NSW Integrity Agency Staff Symposium, organised by the NSW Ombudsman. During their sessions, participants gained insights into the role of the Audit Office of New South Wales in helping Parliament hold government accountable for its use of public resources.      #AONSW    Zuzana Paramasivam | Zachary Reynolds

The Auditor-General for New South Wales, Bola Oyetunji, has tabled in NSW Parliament a report titled ‘Road asset management in local government’. This report assessed whether three councils (Clarence Valley Council, Gwydir Shire Council and Wollondilly Shire Council) had effectively managed their road assets to meet the needs of their communities. The report makes detailed findings and recommendations to each audited council, and identifies key lessons for the wider local government sector. Read the report: https://bit.ly/4fwgU41 #AONSW #audit #roadassetmanagement #localgovernment  

That’s a wrap on the Local Government NSW conference Tamworth! We’ve enjoyed meeting some of the 900+ representatives from across the sector. Here's some glimpses of our team's engagement with attendees. Learn more about our work with the local government sector in our 2024-27 Annual Work Program: https://lnkd.in/gdfiU3wv Bola Oyetunji GAICD Karen Taylor-Gurney CA Alison Brown Jan-Michael Perez Damian Ison Michelle O'Brien #AONSW #LGNSW2024

Interested in learning more about the Audit Office of New South Wales? Come visit us at the Local Government NSW conference in Tamworth! From 17–19 November, our team are available at our exhibition booth to answer questions and hear from you. Don’t miss the LGNSW plenary session at 1.30 pm today, where you will have the opportunity to hear from Auditor-General for NSW Bola Oyetunji GAICD, as well as Brett Whitworth, Office of Local Government, and the Hon Helen Murrell SC, ICAC. This panel will focus on key risks and challenges for local government. You can also come say hello to Jan-Michael Perez and Damian Ison from our Financial Audit Branch today at booth 58. We look forward to meeting you! #AONSW #LGNSW2024

We’ve been lighting up the Audit Office with Diwali celebrations since 2012 and marked our 13th year this week, led by Kamal Colah and opened by Deputy Auditor-General Claudia Migotto. Diwali, or Deepavali, marks the start of the Hindu New Year according to the lunar calendar. It’s the ultimate face-off: good versus evil, light versus darkness, and light always wins! We enjoyed a day filled with colour, tradition, delicious food and fun games, including trivia and ‘housie’ (or Indian bingo). Thank you to all our organisers and attendees for another fabulous event. Nirupama Mani JIE (May) MEI CPA Sahithi Gunda CA Dinesh Acharya CA Taranum Bhasin Kanthi Subbanna Aniko Fekete Michelle O'Brien #AONSW #Diwali 

It's our birthday today! It's been 200 years since William Lithgow was appointed as first Auditor of Colonial Revenue. From then until now, public sector auditing has come a long way. Celebrating at head office, we came together to honour our past, celebrate our present, and embrace our future. Learn more about our bicentenary: https://lnkd.in/gGHefSbz #Bicentenary #AONSW #MoreThanNumbers Bola Oyetunji GAICD Claudia Migotto

Did you know? The Audit Office has its own social organisation that is fully funded by employees, run by a representative committee, and governed by a constitution. It's called the ReClub (Recreation Club). Established in the early 1900s, the ReClub helps promote team building, strengthens employee engagement and creates a fun environment for its people to connect, and build strong relationships. Pictured is a social lawn bowls event from the 1950s. Learn more about our people: https://lnkd.in/gf6MmN6j #Bicentenary #AONSW #MoreThanNumbers

Since 1824, the Parliament of New South Wales has relied upon the role of the Auditor-General to hold the executive government to account for its use of public resources. The assurances and insights provided by 24 Auditors-General and the Audit Office of New South Wales over 200 years have improved how our community is served, and the role has become fundamental to our form of the Westminster system of government. Meet our 24 Auditors-General: https://lnkd.in/gUp3z8iP #Bicentenary #AONSW #MoreThanNumbers