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The CMC’s public hearing into allegations of official misconduct involving a former ministerial adviser will continue tomorrow Tuesday 24 November at 10.00am.

Improved crime prevention rather than law enforcement in remote Indigenous communities is the key to improving relations between the Queensland Police Service and Indigenous people, according to a CMC report.

The CMC today released a report on its investigation into an allegation that a former Deputy Premier and professional lobbyist improperly influenced a review process which led to the inclusion of certain land in the 2009 South East Queensland Regional Plan.

The Crime and Misconduct Commission’s public hearing into allegations of official misconduct involving a former ministerial adviser has been adjourned until Wednesday 16 December 10am when all parties represented at the hearings are invited to make submissions...

A series of police raids in the Gold Coast area early this morning have targeted several people alleged to be part of a sophisticated drug syndicate involved in the trafficking of cocaine.

Queenslanders are continuing to fall victim to online fraud, credit card scams and identity fraud despite the absence of sophisticated criminal networks operating from within the state, according to a CMC report.

Independent accountability agencies in Queensland have joined forces to help the thousands of Queenslanders annually who seek free, impartial advice to resolve complaints about a range of issues.

The CMC today released a report on its investigation into an allegation that a retired former Deputy Premier improperly influenced a review process which changed the classification of certain land in the South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009.

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.