Premier reveals ‘tough’ decision in Olympics plan
One month after winning the Olympic Games, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has revealed the difficult choices have already begun.
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Walk-ins allowed: New mass-vaccine hub revealed as one case confirmed
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has confirmed there has been one new locally acquired case in the past 24 hours, as she revealed a new mass vaccination hub will open on Brisbane’s northside and have openings “where you won’t need an appointment”.
‘On hands and knees’: Academy hits cash hurdle decade before Games
Queensland’s Olympic decade could be off to a horror start as a sport academy headed by a Games legend pleads for government cash to survive.
‘Spin and bullsh*t’: $5.4b Cross River Rail a ‘slow-motion train wreck’
A stunning stoush has erupted between the powerful construction union and the State Labor Government over Cross River Rail.
‘We’ve lost hope’: Premier blasted for refusing to end harsh Covid restrictions, lockdowns
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk faces growing unrest over her refusal to commit to a national strategy for a post-lockdown future.
‘Groundhog Day has to end’: PM set for lockdown showdown
Friday’s national cabinet is set to be a showdown, with the Prime Minister likely to use updated modelling to “hold premiers to account” on the national plan for easing restrictions.
Calls to Lifeline reveal Qld’s quiet mental health crisis
With the Covid-19 pandemic dragging deeper into the second year, Lifeline is receiving more calls than ever before from desperate Queenslanders.
Youth crime in your region: Where offences have surged 62 per cent
Queensland Police data reveals the regions across the state where youth crime has more than doubled in the past six months. SEE HOW YOUR REGION RATES
‘It will be graphic’: Aid worker’s grim fears for Australia’s Afghan helpers
Queenslander Kay Danes has witnessed the brutality and uncertainty of the Taliban first-hand, now she is working to save hundreds of lives from the war-torn country.
Push to protect doctors who object as VAD vote looms
Some last-ditch changes to proposed voluntary assisted dying legislation are on the cards including better protection for those who object.
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