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The Crime and Misconduct Commission has served former Minister of the Crown Gordon Nuttall with a Notice to Appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court to face charges relating to official corruption and perjury. Mr Nuttall has been charged under section 87 of...

CMC Chairman Robert Needham has warned that, unless all police officers actively embrace high ethical standards, misconduct in the Queensland Police Service will continue.

Crime and Misconduct Commission Chairperson Robert Needham says today’s jailing of former Queensland Minister Gordon Nuttall for offences relating to secret commissions serves as a strong warning to all public officers that they must adhere to the highest...

Reported car thefts and stealing from dwellings have significantly declined in Queensland in the last 10 years, according to a CMC intelligence report released today.

The majority of Queenslanders continue to have confidence in the integrity of the Queensland Police Service but a high proportion of young people are consistently dissatisfied with police, according to two CMC reports released today.

A CMC investigation has found that the approval of a $130 000 state government grant to the Mitchelton Soccer Club for the installation of lighting was transparent and complied with applicable protocols

Two former Department of Public Works officers have been sentenced today in the Brisbane District Court for approving false invoices for painting work worth more than $200 000.

Recent media coverage of the CMC’s investigation into a matter involving allegations of inappropriate approval of sports grants has resulted in the reporting of incorrect information.

The CMC has warned the Queensland Police Service must learn from its mistakes in policing or risk jeopardising the service’s professionalism.

APSACC 2009 - Australian Public Sector Anti-corruption Conference: taking responsibility, fighting complacency