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The Crime and Misconduct Commission’s public report outlining the results of several investigations and reviews sparked by the discovery of a $16.69 million fraud committed on Queensland Health will be tabled in State Parliament tomorrow, Wednesday 25...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) has finished assessing complaints of official misconduct relating to the approval processes for two coal seam gas projects. The CMC has concluded that there is no evidence of official misconduct, and, on that basis...

The CMC's report into a forced offer for entry into the University of Queensland's medical program (MBBS) will be tabled in State Parliament today.

The Crime and Misconduct Commission’s report into a forced offer for entry into the University of Queensland’s 2011 medical program (MBBS) will be tabled in State Parliament tomorrow (13 September 2013). The CMC will distribute a media release and link to the...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) is inviting Queenslanders to have their say on one of the laws protecting children from convicted child sex offenders living in the community. The Child Protection (Offender Prohibition Order) Act 2008 gives police the...

A Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) and New South Wales Police Force (NSWPF) joint operation has dismantled a Queensland-based crime network responsible for distributing precursor chemicals used in the production of methylamphetamine within New South Wales...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission’s (CMC’s) latest review of Taser use by the Queensland Police Service (QPS) has found that most multiple or prolonged deployments appeared to be appropriate, and were targeted at people who were displaying violent behaviour...

The CMC has provided an update on its examination of issues associated with the forced offer for entry into the University of Queensland's 2011 medical program (MBBS).

The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) has successfully recovered more than $11.8 million worth of assets for the State from former Queensland Health employee Hohepa Hikairo Morehu-Barlow through proceeds of crime action in the Supreme Court in Brisbane...

Crime and Misconduct Commission Assistant Commissioner, Misconduct, Warren Strange has announced his resignation, which takes effect later this month, to take up a new role as Principal Lawyer with the Legal Advisory Service being established by the National...