Thirty-one officers start new career at Townsville Correctional Complex. Largest correctional officer graduation in Townsville in 18 months. New officers bring a range of backgrounds and life experiences. Opportunities available throughout the state to join the frontline of community safety.
111 officers start new careers as Custodial Correctional Officers across Queensland QCS’ frontline strengthened by more than 1500 officers in 18 months Opportunities available throughout the state to join the frontline of community safety More than 100 Custodial Correctional Officers have marched their way on
Twenty-nine officers start new career at Lotus Glen Correctional Centre Graduation ceremony the biggest in the last five years Family links highlight generational career opportunities within QCS Opportunities available throughout the state to join the frontline of community safety Lotus Glen Correctional Centre welcomed 29
Sixteen officers start new career at Capricornia Correctional Centre Family links highlight generational career opportunities within QCS Opportunities available throughout the state to join the frontline of community safety Sixteen new Custodial Correctional Officers stepped up to join the frontline of community safety today (22
Three Queensland Corrective Services officers awarded the Australian Corrections Medal Officers recognised for decades of outstanding service to custodial and community corrections 48 QCS officers recognised with ACM since it was instituted in 2017 Three Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) officers have been awarded the Australian
Queensland Corrective Services has celebrated 30 years of partnership with the Mackay-based Binga Birry Justice Group. The group facilitates monthly Elder visits to Capricornia Correctional Centre and Townsville Correctional Complex to provide cultural support for First Nations prisoners. Clocking up an estimated half a million kilometres travelling
More than $1million of contraband seized after drone intercepted Prohibited drugs, syringes and a mobile phone recovered from package Corrective Services Investigation Unit, Queensland Police Service is now investigating Queensland Corrective Services officers have intercepted an attempt to bring more than $1 million of contraband
Forty-five officers start new careers as Custodial Correctional Officers across southeast Queensland QCS’ frontline boosted by more than 1500 officers in 18 months Opportunities available throughout the state to join the frontline of community safety An additional 45 new Custodial Correctional Officers stepped up to
National Corrections Day marked across Australia and New Zealand More than 30 landmarks will light up blue tonight to support frontline officers Inaugural Minister's Award for Excellence presented by Minister for Corrective Services Laura Gerber MP Frontline officers were recognised today (Friday 15 May) as
May 15 is National Corrections Day, an occasion where we stop to recognise and celebrate our officers working to make Queensland safer where you live. It is a day dedicated to recognising the often-unsung contributions of corrective services officers who work tirelessly to ensure public safety