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The Fitzgerald Inquiry spent two years investigating entrenched political and police corruption and organised crime in Queensland

The story of Queensland's crime fighting and anti-corruption bodies begins with the landmark Fitzgerald Inquiry of the late 1980s

Find out about the roles we have here and what it’s like to work for the CCC

Tony Fitzgerald QC was appointed to lead the Fitzgerald Inquiry.

This is the sixth quarterly progress report relating to the Commission of Inquiry recommendations.

The CCC is a supporter of NRW 2024 (27 May to 3 June). This year’s theme, Now More than Ever, Reconciliation takes action, urges the reconciliation movement towards braver and more impactful action.

What you can expect from us when you make a complaint, including timelines

These twelve principles enable Anti-Corruption and Integrity Commissions (Anti-Corruption Commissions) to independently and effectively undertake their functions.

The Australian Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference was held in Darwin in July 2024.

As an elected official, putting the public interest first means doing your job in a fair and unbiased way. Your decisions should not be influenced by personal gain or connections. This principle applies to everyone involved in delivering government services...