Stacia’s cheeky Games call after historic 11-year runway
Former premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has called for the state to “get on with it” but declined to comment whether Queensland had made the most of its runway. Bit rich? Vote in our poll
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ScoMo’s mystery meeting with Premier that stunned public servants
Queensland public servants did a double take after former Prime Minister Scott Morrison was spotted at the tower of power meeting David Crisafulli. THIS IS GEORGE ST BEAT
Forensics boss quits scandal-plagued DNA lab
Queensland’s embattled DNA lab has suffered another blow with its director quitting exactly four weeks after she was suspended by the government.
Making Qld safer? Teen murder charges pile pressure on Premier
Premier David Crisafulli is under pressure on his youth crime election pledge after two teens were charged with a stabbing murder.
Qld ministers drop relationship bombshell
Two Queensland Government ministers have revealed they are in a relationship and have been seeing each other for some time.
Not pulling together? Premier dodges deputy’s eyebrow-raising demand
Premier David Crisafulli has stopped short of backing his deputy Jarrod Bleijie’s demand in the tug of war over Olympic rowing.
‘Full power’: Premier details CFMEU inquiry tasked with cleaning up bullying, misogyny
A landmark commission of inquiry into the CFMEU could start as soon as next month and would have extraordinary powers to access information.
State says no compo as Stolen Generation campaign steps up
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are ramping up a campaign for compensation to help heal the horrors of the Stolen Generation. But a state government minister says it won’t happen.
‘This isn’t the end’: Bleijie’s tough talk as CFMEU bullying claims continue
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie “would not rule anything out” to purge the CFMEU of intimidation and misogyny, amid a warning the militant union would “push back” following a damning report into its violent culture.
Centuries-old political tool set for an AI shake-up
The future of Queensland parliament’s Hansard reporters is in doubt after more than 160 years, as artificial intelligence threatens the need for human-generated reports.
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