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New laws would overrule school’s gender identity contract
Sweeping new laws would better protect students and staff from discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sexuality, plus stop people being turned away from jobs due to irrelevant criminal convictions. VOTE IN OUR POLL
George St Beat: ‘Snooping’ and ‘insults’ in Greens MP’s flag-gate scandal
The Premier’s eyebrow-raising reaction to her cabinet cancellation, and the biggest scandal since ScoMo’s job juggling. Welcome to GEORGE STREET BEAT’S revival edition.
Private vs public: Major changes to Covid vaccine mandate for health workers
Workers in Queensland’s private health facilities will no longer have to be vaccinated in a major shake-up of the state’s Covid vaccination rules. SEE HOW QUESTION TIME PLAYED OUT
MPs urged to quit union after ‘thugs’ shutdown of Brisbane CBD building
The Premier has been asked whether MPs who are members of the militant CFMEU will resign from the union during a fiery Question Time dominated by an incident which saw the union shut down a Brisbane CBD government building during a protest last week. REVISIT PARLI BLOG
‘Rare’ opportunity: Folo’s new role with Nationals
Queensland LNP’s state director Lincoln Folo has been appointed as the new federal director of the Nationals.
‘Mean girl’ sledge as Premier cops grilling over island getaway
The Premier has faced questions in parliament over her decision to cancel Cabinet to attend the opening of Hamilton Island Race Week.
‘He never got to live’: Mum’s heartbreak amid law push for unborn victims
A Sunshine Coast woman has spoken for the first time about the tragedy of losing her unborn son when a crane driver slammed head-on into her car. Now she’s joined the push for laws that recognise unborn children killed in criminal acts.
300 jobs: $2.6b wind farm given green light
A $2.6b wind farm project in northwest Queensland, which would generate jobs for 300 people and power for 640,000 homes, is another step closer after the state government gave it the green light.
Punishment could have been worse: Minister fires back at unvaxxed teachers
Teachers who chose not to be vaccinated were “always” in the firing line, the Education Minister says. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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