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In December 2010 the University of Queensland (UQ) offered a place in its 2011 undergraduate medical program to a school leaver who had not met the entry requirements for admission into that particular course. The CMC’s public report arising out of this matter...

In December 2011 Queensland Health identified a fraudulent transaction of $11 million of public funds paid to Healthy Initiatives and Choices (HIC), a trading name registered to one of its own employees, Hohepa Morehu-Barlow (Barlow).

This report concludes an investigation into approaches made to members of a number of jury panels in Queensland in November 1990.

This report, tabled in State Parliament on 11 May 2006, presents the findings of the Commission's public inquiry into allegations of official misconduct of some candidates and others during the Gold Coast City Council election in March 2004. The Gold Coast...

Allegations were made about the Brisbane City Council's financial management of the Rochedale waste facility. This report provides a conclusion of the CJC's investigation into the matter.

Allegations of significant corruption and drug trafficking within prisons were raised in Parliament concerning officers of the Queensland Corrective Services Commission. The CJC investigated these allegations.

This report is the result of an inquiry conducted by the CJC in response to public disquiet about the power of QPS officers to conduct strip searches.

The large number of community complaints about the operation of local authorities led the CJC to investigate 370 allegations of conduct such as lack of accountability, favouritism and bias. It identified areas of concern in need of immediate redress.

The matters at Inala on the first weekend in November 1990 were investigated by the CJC following the receipt of information from the Commission of the QPS.

This report concluded the investigation into the relationship between land developers and Aldermen of the Council of the City of Gold Coast regarding receipt of electoral assistance.