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

The Commission resolved on 12 December 1990 to conduct an inquiry, including public hearings, into allegations concerning approaches to prospective jurors. Hearings before the Chairman of the Commission were held on 14, 17 and 21 December 1990 and 8 and 15...

Project Axis was a joint initiative of the Queensland Crime Commission (QCC) and the Queensland Police Service (QPS) to inquire into child sex offending in Queensland. Project Axis is not confined to the publication of these reports, but also includes tactical...

The Queensland Crime Commission (QCC) and the Queensland Police Service (QPS) released this abridged version of the results of their joint strategic assessment of the organised criminal environment in Queensland - Project Krystal. The release reflects a...

Read our Corruption Prevention Advisory series to help identify major corruption risks

The CCC regularly sets corruption priorities to guide our work and they are an important element of our approach to helping to prevent corruption.

This factsheet outlines our current corruption priority areas. These seven corruption priorities help focus our activities and are an important part of our approach to assessing, investigating and preventing corruption.

Corruption has been described as “the abuse of entrusted power for private gain”. Read about the CCC's role as an anti-corruption body

This short guide outlines the importance of recordkeeping for councils, defining public records and management requirements.

Read our performance reporting documents