Queensland police commissioner to front extra hearing of domestic violence inquiry

Katarina Carroll will discuss the force's capability and culture after critics questioned why she had not been called to appear

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Queensland's police commissioner, Katarina Carroll, will front a domestic violence hearing this week after the state's commission of inquiry backflipped on a previous decision not to call her to give evidence.

Carroll will appear at the inquiry's final public hearing on Thursday to discuss the organisation's capability, capacity and structure to respond to domestic violence, as well as cultural issues within the force.

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