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The CMC has publicly released submissions for its Inquiry into policing in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

The CMC will hold a one day public hearing in Cairns as part of its inquiry into policing in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities.

CMC Chairperson Robert Needham is concerned that a possible loop-hole in the Local Government Act 1993 will leave future council elections open to the same problems uncovered during the CMC’s public inquiry into the 2004 Gold Coast council election.

The CMC has served former Minister of the Crown Pat Purcell with a Notice to Appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court to face two charges of common assault.

A CMC report into a rarely studied group of offenders will provide vital information to government agencies and the community to help reduce violence and crime.

A former Loganholme constable of police was jailed today for attempting to cover up an assault on a woman in a watch house cell.

The CMC has publicly released its review of the state government’s progress in reforming Queensland’s child protection system

The CMC will celebrate the 50th anniversary of NAIDOC week in Rockhampton, Ipswich and Brisbane this year as the organisation continues to work with Indigenous communities to combat crime and misconduct.

The CMC’s inquiry into policing in Indigenous communities is well underway as the project team continues to visit remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander areas in Queensland.

The latest in anti-corruption trends and strategies will be showcased at Australia’s first public sector anti-corruption conference to be held in Sydney later this year.