Queensland anti-corruption body probes only 20 of 6,000 complaints

Queensland's Crime and Corruption Commission investigated just 20 of over 6,000 corruption complaints in the past year, per its annual report. An expert says this leaves 'almost no chance' complaints against departments like police are independently probed, intensifying pressure on the state government to implement a long-delayed recommendation ending police investigating police. The low investigation rate signals systemic under-resourcing or prioritization issues, undermining public confidence in oversight.