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Honouring the Fitzgerald legacy

July 3 marks the 20th anniversary since Tony Fitzgerald QC handed down the far-reaching report of his commission of inquiry into police corruption and other official misconduct in Queensland.

Police step to a healthier beat

Leadership training for senior and middle management in the Queensland Police Service (QPS) is one of several initiatives being tested to improve the psychological and physical health of QPS staff.