The Australian Federal Police investigate some of the country's most serious crimes - terrorism, corruption, drugs, and human trafficking.
But a new report from the Commonwealth Ombudsman has found that the one thing the AFP is not good at investigating is itself.
It's found that the agency is dismissing complaints that should be investigated, including allegations of corruption and assault within its own ranks.
Today, journalist Karen Middleton on allegations inside the AFP, and what it tells us about the culture of the agency.
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Guest: Journalist Karen Middleton

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