Crime, Chaos and Controversy by Glen McEwen - National Official Launch
4:30pm - 7:00pm 14th November
About Crime, Chaos and Controversy by Glen McEwen - National Official Launch
Crime, Chaos and Controversy Book Launch
Join us aboard MV Eye Spy at Redcliffe Jetty for the free official national launch of Crime, Chaos and Controversy, the gripping new memoir by retired Australian Federal Police Commander Glen McEwen OAM KCD.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Moreton Bay, this special sunset event offers a unique opportunity to hear behind-the-scenes stories from Glen’s 35-year career, including experiences involving major investigations, international crime syndicates and high-stakes operations.
Relax by the water, enjoy the views and celebrate this exciting book launch with an evening of inspiring stories, great company and live entertainment.
Your free experience includes:
- Canapés and grazing boards
- Conversation and insights with Glen McEwen
- Meet the author and book signing
- Live music by resident musician Julian
- A relaxing sunset experience aboard MV Eye Spy
Scan the QR code on the flyer to reserve your place here.
When:
Saturday, 14 November 2026 | 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Where:
Brisbane Whale Watching Redcliffe Jetty
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