When Adrian met Annastacia: The odd couple of Qld politics
United by their electorates’ common good, Queensland’s top two leaders have forged an unlikely bond across political lines.
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‘No risk’: One local case as border restrictions tighten
Queensland has recorded just one new community acquired case overnight – a historical case that represents “no risk” according to the Chief Health Officer – as mask restrictions are due to be lifted and border restrictions tightened.
‘One case can become thousands’: Vaccine plea as zero cases confirmed
The highly infectious Delta variant “could be could be in our community any day now”, with just one case able to result in thousands, Queenslanders have been warned, as the Premier flags a “magical window” for people to get vaccinated.
Army deployed to enforce Qld’s hard border with NSW
Annastacia Palaszczuk has called in the army to enforce Queensland’s hard border with NSW amid a warning there’s a “real and present threat” of a Covid incursion.
What a cluster: Bungle that could have triggered NSW-scale disaster
The lack of a critical document meant thousands of people in home quarantine were free to leave and mingle in the community, and police were powerless to stop them.
‘Unsustainable’: Business plea as Premier won’t make call on lockdowns
Queensland’s peak business body has slammed the uncertainty around lockdowns as the Premier refuses to be drawn. VOTE IN OUR POLLS
Qld Olympians escape quarantine despite hotspot declaration
Athletes returning from Howard Springs will avoid a second stint of quarantine despite parts of the Northern Territory being declared a hotspot from Wednesday.
Premier won’t rule out lockdowns, even with 80 per cent vax rate
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has refused to rule out more snap lockdowns, even with an 80 per cent vaccination rate, as the state records two new cases – both in quarantine – and extra police officers are stationed on the NSW border.
New worker cash splash as Qld farm losses hit $42m
Thousands of dollars in cash is up for grabs with the state government overhauling a failed program to get more workers to Queensland farms.
Government House ‘bullies’ bombshell triggers overhaul
Government House managers will be ordered into leadership training and hiring practices overhauled following an investigation into bombshell claims of bullying.
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