The Latest Breaking News from Queensland Police Union

Ian Leavers claims treaty would result in justice system favouring Indigenous people and says police fear ‘latte sippers have grabbed control’

Prospect of appeals causes disquiet among police, with one harassment victim fearing some union members ‘will now be supporting our abusers’

Queensland Police Minister Mark Ryan won't say if he was previously briefed about a man involved in the fatal shootings of two police and a neighbour last week.

Six people died, including two police officers in their twenties, when a routine missing persons investigation turned into an hours-long siege at a remote Australian property, police said Tuesday. Four officers arrived at a tree-lined property near the small town of Wieambilla late Monday afternoon, AFP reported. "As soon as…

Nearby workers locked themselves in their offices after a man was shot dead by police in South Brisbane yesterday as the police union defends the officers involved, saying they had "no other option" but to draw their weapons.

The Queensland premier admits the police force has "deep-seated" cultural issues with misogyny, sexism and racism, but those exist throughout society.

Luke Gilbert allegedly lunged at officers with a pen knife - his family claim excessive force was used

More than 250 additional submissions were made to inquiry after sensational evidence by the state’s commissioner

An inquiry into Queensland police culture reopens the period for submissions after sexist comments allegedly made by two senior police officers are revealed.