‘Secret deal’ gives unions ‘free rein’ on worksites
The Opposition claims the State Labor Government did a secret deal with unions, as new laws are quietly introduced making it harder to kick them off worksites.
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First Islander MP in another milestone
Australia’s first Torres Strait Islander MP has emotionally introduced a historic Bill to Queensland Parliament.
QLD records 0 new cases, 440 quarantined
All 19 Queenslanders tested after visiting a NSW pub at the centre of a coronavirus cluster have now tested negative. It comes as the number of people placed in quarantine since Friday has been revealed and the Premier urges calm over border frustrations.
How Queensland will become an AFL state
Details have emerged on how the AFL competition will work when it relocates to Queensland, as Supercars teams follow suit and the NRL and A-League weigh a similar move.
$90k bill for another review of ‘failed’ program
Taxpayers have footed an $88,000 bill for another independent review into the a controversial youth justice program, despite a previous scathing report.
Virus tests returned for exposed Queenslanders
Queenslanders who visited a Sydney coronavirus hot spot have been urged to get tested, as the 18 known individuals all received their results.
Qld enters bid to host AFL grand final
Queensland has entered the race to host the 2020 AFL grand final, with Annastacia Palaszczuk submitting a bid with League boss Gillon McLachlan today. It comes as it’s revealed all 10 Victorian AFL teams will be based in the Sunshine State possibly until the end of the season.
Why politician wages still aren’t officially frozen
The wages of Queensland’s politicians still aren’t officially frozen two weeks after hundreds of thousands of public servants copped a pay rise deferral.
Southern tourists in shortest holiday ever
Five would-be tourists from NSW had a short-lived Gold Coast holiday when they were turned around straight after flying in to Coolangatta. It comes as Queensland visitors to a NSW hot spot received their test results.
‘Fines not enough’: Jail time for COVID breaches
Anyone who breaches coronavirus restrictions in Queensland could up to six months behind bars as the State Government brings in tough new laws.
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