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New figures revealing a "concerning increase" in Queensland police officers accused of domestic violence likely underestimate the true scale of the problem, advocates say, because most victims aren't reporting.

Domestic violence campaigners say new three-week timeline is better but still ‘not good enough’

Queensland's most senior police officer in charge of domestic violence investigations — Assistant Police Commissioner Brian Codd— is cleared by the state's anti-corruption watchdog of allegations that he failed to report a family-related matter to authorities.

The suspension of Queensland Police Assistant Commissioner Brian Codd has been revoked after a probe couldn't substantiate claims he failed his duty.

Union boss says his view of inquiry into police ‘cultural issues’ changed after Hannah Clarke inquest

The Queensland government has appointed the president of its children's court to head an inquiry into the police response to domestic violence incidents.

The four-month commission of inquiry of police practices is part of a raft of recommendations adopted from a domestic violence taskforce report.

A Queensland nightclub this week revealed it was using plastic drink lids after fears that the prevalence of drink spiking was on the rise, but a lack of verifiable data has dogged authorities for decades with Queensland police saying they do not keep statistics.

An image of the Nazi dictator was ‘unintentionally used’ in training material for police officers about coercive control