Crime Stoppers Queensland

10/06/2026

09/06/2026

🙏 Crime Stoppers Queensland is proud to say thank you to the first responders who do so much for the community in which we live and work.
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Know a first responder who’s made a difference? Take a moment to say thank you.
Share your story of how they’ve supported you, your family or your community, and help recognise their courage and commitment. Your words matter more than you think.
👉 Submit your story here: https://zurl.co/GTbpZ

08/06/2026

⚡Copper theft isn’t just costly. It’s dangerous and is hitting local clubs hard.

This morning, we met with Councillor Alex Givney from the Wynnum Manly Ward of Brisbane City Council and visited the Wynnum & District Rugby Union Club - Home of the Mighty Bugs. Josh and Arthur shared how recent copper theft disrupted footy, impacted players and left the club facing costly repairs. A local electrician was shocked at the risks on site, with damaged infrastructure posing a serious electrocution hazard.

⚠️ When wiring is stripped from lighting towers and electrical systems, it can leave live cables exposed putting players, volunteers, kids and the wider community at serious risk.
👉 Learn more about the initiative: https://zurl.co/3eezA

If something doesn’t look right, trust your instincts and report it.
📞 Report anonymously: 1800 333 000 or at https://zurl.co/GRlje
⚡ Damaged or exposed wiring: Council on (07) 3403 8888
🚨 Emergency: Triple Zero (000)

07/06/2026

Thank you, Queenslanders!
Your commitment to community safety delivered meaningful results across the state last month. Here’s a snapshot of what your information helped achieve.

May 2026 at a glance:
📈 6,340 anonymous crime reports received
👮 Crime Stoppers information helped lead to 48 arrests and 162 charges statewide
💊 Tips resulted in the seizure of $285,865 worth of drugs

Every report counts. Make the right call.
🚨 Emergency or crime in progress? Call Triple Zero (000)
👮 Non‑emergency police assistance: Policelink on 131 444 or via police.qld.gov.au
🔍 Report non‑urgent crime or suspicious activity anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at crimestoppersqld.com.au

05/06/2026

🚨 Taking action in South Burnett 🚨

The Queensland Police Service has launched a targeted operation to curb drug crime across the South Burnett region, with support from Crime Stoppers Queensland and local partners. The initiative is calling on the community to play a critical role in identifying and disrupting illicit activity.
🔗 Read more: https://zurl.co/xlvyG

Crime Stoppers Queensland CEO David Hansen was on the ground yesterday, supporting the rollout and reinforcing the power of community information in helping police act.

See something? Say something.
📞 1800 333 000
👉 Make an anonymous report online: https://zurl.co/sLLaZ

Every tip helps protect local communities and keep the South Burnett Region safe.

03/06/2026

Don’t leave your digital front door open.

Cyber criminals aren’t just targeting big organisations. Small businesses are a prime target, often when staff are busy and distracted. The good news? Many cyber attacks are preventable with the right awareness.

That’s why Crime Stoppers Australia is supporting the Cyber Wardens program, a free, government-backed initiative designed to help small businesses recognise scams before damage is done.
✅ No technical skills required
✅ Takes minutes to complete
✅ Practical, real-world advice

👩‍💻 Build your cyber awareness and protect your business today:
🔗 https://zurl.co/YZ3bA

Don’t leave your digital front door open! What if your business was being targeted right now – and you didn’t know? Australian small businesses lose an average of $46,000 per cyber attack, and many incidents disrupt operations for weeks – impacting income, customers and reputation. And here....

01/06/2026

🚨 An eight-month operation targeting drug supply in Chinchilla has delivered major results, with 38 offenders charged, hundreds of offences uncovered, and dangerous drugs and cash removed from the community.

This outcome wasn’t by chance. Information shared with Crime Stoppers played a pivotal role.
Read more about the operation: https://zurl.co/1FkCV

Drug trafficking harms families, communities and regional safety, but you can help stop it. If you have information, share it anonymously.
📞 1800 333 000
👉 Make a report online: https://zurl.co/szG7B

Crime Stoppers Queensland is a registered charity empowering the community to report crime and suspicious activity anonymously.

01/06/2026

01/06/2026