Sporting icons, business gurus in the firing line in Games board slaughter
Knives are being sharpened and some huge names are on the chopping block from the Brisbane Olympic Games board. SEE WHO
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Steven Miles responded to successive dire opinion polls as premier by pledging to work harder. Though the writing might be on the wall after this latest blow, writes Hayden Johnson.
King David now the most popular leader in Australia
Three months after leading the LNP to victory, David Crisafulli is the most popular leader in the country, putting further pressure on Steven Miles.
Heavy hitters on 24-person Games board facing dramatic axe
High-profile sport and business identities are set to be sensationally axed from the powerful Brisbane 2032 board in bid to “enhance efficient and effective decision-making”.
Public service’s ‘only’ casualty: What Kaiser might be doing next
He was famously the “only” public service boss to be sacked by the LNP state government. Now Mike Kaiser is eyeing a new role. THIS IS GEORGE ST BEAT
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An entire outback town is underwater after being smashed by record rainfall last week, as many other communities brace for the same.
Multiple rescues, stock losses, flood warnings as SEQ deluge continues
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Inside story: Phone call to feds just 22 minutes before 2032 Games reveal
A phone call just minutes before the release of the state’s Olympic infrastructure plan was the last chance for the federal government to learn where its $3.4bn of Games cash would be spent.
Miles defends Labor after report links Queen’s Wharf partner to underworld figure
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