The Queensland Police Service will be restructured to stamp out a widespread culture of sexism, racism and misogyny, after a report said it wasn't "just a few bad apples".
The state government has promised to enact 77 recommendations in the report, handed down on Monday after a three-month Commission of Inquiry.
Judge Deborah Richards' report found that sexism, racism and misogyny are a "significant problem" in the QPS.