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The Crime and Misconduct Commission is moving from its current Brisbane CBD premises to new accommodation in Fortitude Valley.

The CMC has examined information concerning the allegations of inappropriate conduct by former Minister Merri Rose referred to in the letter from the Member for Burnett.

The CMC is calling for submissions from key stakeholder groups and the public about the effectiveness of laws introduced to deal with excessively noisy off-road motorbikes.

The Crime and Misconduct Commission will hold a public hearing into an allegation of official misconduct by former Director-General of the Department of Employment and Training (DET) Scott Flavell. The CMC is examining Mr Flavell’s role and possible conflicts...

The CMC will visit Rockhampton next week to host free seminars for public servants to equip them with an understanding of public sector ethics, skills to strengthen integrity and reduce misconduct in their workplace.

CMC Chairperson Robert Needham has welcomed Ms Judith Bell to the agency as a new Commissioner.

A Crime and Misconduct Commission review of Queensland’s new public nuisance offence has found that while there has been little change in its impact on marginalised groups in the community, the new law is being used increasingly to manage the behaviour of...

CMC staff will visit the Gold Coast to host free seminars for public servants, local government employees and councillors to equip them with skills to strengthen integrity and reduce misconduct in their workplace.

The CMC has found there is no reasonable suspicion of official misconduct in relation to an allegation of inappropriate commissioning of a Queensland Rail train for party political purposes.

An unemployed 41-year-old Jimboomba man, who refused to answer questions during a CMC hearing into organised crime, was today sentenced in the Brisbane Supreme Court to eight months jail for contempt.