Gold Coast cop claims police sought retribution against him for complaining about another officer.
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Solicitor banned for stealing from plane crash victims' estate
A Brisbane lawyer jailed for stealing more than $1.8 million from clients, including the deceased estate of plane crash victims, will be banned from practising law.
Pair on run after crashing car into house
A man and a woman who injured two people in a crash, ran their car into a house and then tried to carjack another motorist are on the run in Brisbane.
Possum torturer to face court over breach of probation
Man was convicted of running over a possum and uploading footage to Snapchat.
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Commissioner Stewart responds to media reporting on the Queensland Audit Office report
I want to take this opportunity to clarify a few issues arising from the Queensland Audit Office (QAO) performance audit on criminal justice data.
It has been reported in some media outlets today that the Queensland Police Service (QPS) has been ‘fudging’ or ‘rorting’ crime statistics and that there is a culture of ‘cover-ups’.
I want to be very clear – nothing could be further from the truth.
A thorough reading of the report spells out that the QAO found no corrupt behaviour, systemic or otherwise, during its audit of our crime data.
Yes – the audit found several deficiencies but they are procedural and process anomalies linked directly to the complexity of the environment our officers work in every day. An environment that is rapidly changing.
I am not trying to downplay these issues, but would merely like to put this into context.
And, I am not sugar-coating the issue – there are clearly things
10 historical facts every Brisbane resident should know
We often hear titbits of history from countries and towns far away and older than our own humble city, but how much do we really know about our own backyard?
Robots will wipe out backpacker jobs within five years: Campbell Newman
Former Queensland premier Campbell Newman says the federal debate over a backpacker tax was redundant because robots will take their jobs soon anyway.
Cross River Rail and Inland Rail project to get funds in federal budget
Both Brisbane’s proposed underground rail project – the Cross River Rail – and the Melbourne to Brisbane Inland Rail project will receive funding in the May 9 federal budget, according to comments made by Treasurer Scott Morrison in Canberra on Thursday.