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The CMC will celebrate the 50th anniversary of NAIDOC week in Rockhampton, Ipswich and Brisbane this year as the organisation continues to work with Indigenous communities to combat crime and misconduct.

The CMC’s inquiry into policing in Indigenous communities is well underway as the project team continues to visit remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander areas in Queensland.

The latest in anti-corruption trends and strategies will be showcased at Australia’s first public sector anti-corruption conference to be held in Sydney later this year.

Recent media coverage of the Police Commissioner’s decision to suspend a number of police officers has extended to speculation about the nature of a current CMC investigation.

Two members of a major drug network in Queensland have been sentenced to lengthy jail terms for drug production and trafficking of amphetamines and cocaine following a joint crime operation.

CMC 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 possible ethical standards when...

The CMC has found no evidence that results of an online poll relating to the Traveston Crossing Dam were manipulated by public officials on 19 April 2007.

The CMC’s latest information on misconduct prevention and management strategies will be showcased during a four-day visit to Townsville this week.

Queensland Transport Inspector, Edward Cornelius Moran, 46, of Bray Park, was sentenced today in the Brisbane District Court to a total of seven (7) years imprisonment for fraud and official corruption offences.

The CMC is calling for submissions to its independent inquiry into policing in remote Torres Strait Island and Aboriginal communities.