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It's arguably Cloncurry's biggest and most important weekend of the year, but before the crowds roll in and the rodeo rides into town the Julia Creek Work Camp is already hard at work behind the scenes helping turn one of Outback Queensland’s most iconic community
Commissioner of Queensland Corrective Services, Paul Stewart APM has announced his retirement after a 44-year career in public safety. He was appointed Commissioner of Queensland Corrective Services in July 2021. He has overseen an agency which has grown from 4900 to over 8000 officers, the vast majority
Attempted contraband introductions thwarted by QCS Intelligence Officers More than $250,000 of illegal drugs seized in one incident Corrective Services Investigation Unit, Queensland Police Service is now investigating Attempts to introduce contraband into correctional facilities through fake privileged legal mail are being routinely thwarted
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
Queensland Corrective Services is hosting an information session in Townsville on Tuesday 23 June for people interested in a meaningful career in community safety to explore the wide range of opportunities available at the agency.
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