‘Little science’: Skroo’s sleuthing blows lid off lockdowns
Travel baron Graham “Skroo” Turner has unearthed hundreds of documents he claims show flimsy reasoning behind Queensland’s lockdowns.
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App to aid fruit picker shortfall
Following reports farmers were leaving fruit to rot due to a shortage of labourers, one man has launched an app to help match casual workers with desperate employers.
Elite Qld schools fight to reverse Facebook page purge
Some of Queensland’s most prominent private schools are the latest victims of Facebook’s move to scrub hundreds of ‘news’ pages from its platform.
Firebrand MP uncovers Qld’s $10bn nuclear plan
Calls are mounting for the government to unlock secret uranium reserves and deliver an economic windfall to the state.
‘They got this wrong’: Facebook wipes Qld Health, BOM, TransLink, unis
Queensland Health’s Facebook page has been restored after being offline for hours as part of the social media giant’s ban on Australian news. SEE THE FULL LIST OF PAGES AFFECTED
‘Sort this out’: Premier demands PM fix social media ban
Annastacia Palaszczuk and Queensland’s Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman have demanded the Federal Government step in to find a fix for today’s Facebook bank on news and public information pages.
Swiss assisted dying clinic ‘inundated’ with Qlders
A world-renowned euthanasia clinic has called for Queensland’s assisted-dying laws to include people not terminally ill as it receives hundreds of inquiries.
25,000 corruption claims against state’s cops
Accusations of excessive force and a failure to perform duties are among tens of thousands of claims of poor behaviour against Queensland police officers.
Interactive: Corruption claims against Qld’s public servants
From threatening behaviour to sexual offences and drug use – here are the 13,000 claims of corruption levelled at Queensland’s public servants. SEE THE INTERACTIVE
Hanson turns to unions in bombshell power play
Pauline Hanson has held secret talks with unions, cosying up with Labor-aligned organisations in a bid to recharge her party’s political fortunes.
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