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The Crime and Misconduct Commission has released the results of a public survey which measures the community’s current perceptions of the Queensland Police Service. As outlined in the report — Public perceptions of the Queensland Police Service: Findings from...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) has stepped up its readiness to combat a broad sweep of weapons-related crime, working in partnership with the Queensland Police Service (QPS). The move which fast-tracks the CMC’s ability to investigate organised...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) has finalised its misconduct investigation into an allegation that Liberal National Party (LNP) President Bruce McIver offered an inducement to a current sitting LNP member Dr Bruce Flegg not to nominate as a candidate...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) has completed a misconduct investigation into three corruption allegations raised by former Minister of the Crown Gordon Nuttall. In all instances, the CMC has found no evidence of any wrongdoing related to the...

Lobbying, procurement fraud, police oversight and whistleblowing are just some ofthe topics that will be examined at the Australian Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference (APSACC) from 15 – 17 November in Fremantle, Western Australia. The conference is the...

Queensland’s introduction of Australia-first legislation that enables police to avoid potentially dangerous road pursuits has played a part in raising community safety, according to a Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) report released today. Deputy Director...

Queensland’s legal prostitution industry has recorded limited growth in the past five years, according to a Crime and Misconduct Commission review of the Prostitution Act 1999. Deputy Director Research, Dr Rebecca Denning, says an updated picture of the...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission will review the current accountability systems used to administer state funds to Indigenous organisations. The decision to carry out the review follows recent allegations of corrupt activities by several individuals involved...

CMC Chairperson Martin Moynihan AO QC today handed to state parliament a report of an investigation into allegations of police misconduct on the Gold Coast. The CMC investigated allegations that certain Gold Coast police officers were using and supplying...

CMC Chairperson, Martin Moynihan AO QC: Good morning. In February 2009 the Crime and Misconduct Commission received information about allegations of police misconduct on the Gold Coast and began to investigate. It soon emerged that there were long-term...