About the Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland

The Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland is an independent statutory authority.

What we do

The Commission is established under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld) which sets out the functions and powers of the Commission.
Find out more about what we do.

Our key people

The head of the Commission is the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner. Second in charge is the Deputy Commissioner.
Find out more about our key people.

Organisational structure

• Organisation chart (63 KB)
• Text describing organisational relationships within the ADCQ

Media

Media releases from the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner, submissions and responses to major inquiries and articles are available on the media page of this site.
Access the ADCQ media page.

Jobs and vacancies

Job vacancies at the Commission are advertised through the Queensland government, Smartjob website.
Access the SmartJob website. (Note: this will take you to another website.)

Accessing information

The Queensland Government has developed a range of initiatives to promote increased openness, transparency and accountability for the Queensland Government. This is known as 'Right To Information' and replaces the former Freedom of Information provisions.
Find out more about accessing information.

Publications

The Commission publishes information brochures, a newsletter, posters and other print and non-print resources.
Access the ADCQ Publications page.

Contact us

The Commission has offices in Brisbane, Rockhampton, Townsville and Cairns. To telephone the ADCQ, call 1300 130 670 9, TTY 1300 130 680 and your call will go through to the nearest office.

• Location of ADCQ offices
• Contact information

ADCQ service feedback

The Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland is committed to delivering quality services that respond to the needs of the community. To help us achieve this, we encourage feedback about our services.
Access more information about service feedback.