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Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) intelligence indicates the Queensland market for synthetic drugs is expanding. The CCC has been monitoring the new and emerging psychoactive substances (NPS) market since 2009 and has observed growth in the range and...

The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) has today issued two men with Notices to Appear in court following a two-year investigation by the CCC’s organised crime investigation team. The CCC will allege that in their roles as legal practitioners, the men...

The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) has made 17 recommendations aimed at improving the way offender prohibition orders are used to protect children from people who have been convicted of sexual or other serious crimes against children and are living in...

Two people are facing 29 charges of official corruption following an extensive Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) investigation into a scheme involving the alleged fraudulent issuing and upgrading of genuine Queensland driver licences.

The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) has issued a former University of Queensland researcher with a Notice to Appear in court on 16 fraud-related offences. The CCC will allege that the 64-year-old Wivenhoe Pocket man fabricated research findings and...

This is a joint CCC-QPS Media Release The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) has closed the final phase of the joint CCC-Queensland Police Service (QPS) drug trafficking investigation, known as Operation Juliet Wave. Operation Juliet Wave, led by the CCC’s...

A former researcher at the University of Queensland will appear in court on six fraud related offences following a Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) investigation.

The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) can confirm one charge of Abuse of Office relating to a police officer was withdrawn today.

As a result of a Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) investigation, the CCC last night (27 October 2014) issued a police officer from the South Eastern Region with a Notice to Appear in Court for allegedly possessing dangerous drugs.

The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) has finalised investigations into the Whitsunday Regional Council.