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The Crime and Misconduct Commission welcomes the opportunity to make a submission about recommendations contained in an independent report examining Queensland’s police discipline system and the handling of complaints against police. The report, released today...

Former Minister of the Crown Gordon Nuttall has made eight corruption allegations which were tabled in State Parliament earlier this month.

A Crime and Misconduct Commission evaluation of Taser use by the Queensland Police Service has found there is no evidence of widespread misuse, but further improvements are still required. Deputy Director, Research, Dr Rebecca Denning, says the CMC was...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission will deliver a report to the Parliamentary Speaker tomorrow on its evaluation of Taser use by the Queensland Police Service. The use of Tasers report will be available online after it has been tabled at approximately 9.30am...

The Deputy Vice Chancellor and Provost of Griffith University has been appointed as a Commissioner to the Crime and Misconduct Commission. Professor Marilyn McMeniman AM will take up the appointment from late April and will join the five-member Commission...

Crime and Misconduct Commission Chairperson Martin Moynihan AO QC says anyone in the business community acting corruptly can expect to serve time in jail following today’s sentencing of Queensland businessman and lawyer Harold Shand.

The Crime and Misconduct Commission has begun a misconduct investigation into an allegation that Liberal National Party (LNP) President Bruce McIver offered an inducement to a current sitting LNP member not to nominate as a candidate for the next state...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission has charged a former police officer and a civilian with drug related offences following a seven month investigation into several police officers in the Logan District. A 36 year old former female officer, charged on 21 March...

Statement by Crime and Misconduct Commission Chairperson Martin Moynihan AO QC Good afternoon. The Queensland Police Service has chosen to take no disciplinary action against the six officers involved in the investigations into the Palm Island death in custody...

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has chosen to take no disciplinary action against the six police officers involved in investigations relating to the Palm Island death in custody of Mulrunji. Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) Chairperson Martin Moynihan...