Jobs for mates: LNP hands out top roles to familiar faces
David Crisafulli and his team haven’t been shy in appointing LNP-friendly faces since sweeping to power. SEE THE LIST
David Crisafulli and his team haven’t been shy in appointing LNP-friendly faces since sweeping to power. SEE THE LIST
Sport Minister Tim Mander has hinted Chelsea Warr would be a good fit for her old job as CEO of the Queensland Academy of Sport.
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has more bad news for vanquished federal opposition leader Peter Dutton, despite lauding his character. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
Labor ploughed taxpayer cash into a tourism strategy despite having little idea how it was being spent.
Ros Bates, the minister tasked with driving “responsible expenditure” paid $67,000 to renovate her office, amid other examples of excessive spending laid bare in Right to Information documents.
Three Brisbane executives leading the planning for the 2032 Games are all paid higher salaries than Premier David Crisafulli – with one raking in almost double.
Ben Ikin, Cate Campbell and Ella Sabljak lead an eight-person board charged with steering an independent QAS towards a medal landslide in Los Angeles and Brisbane.
Queensland’s Trade Minister, who is on a $370k salary, has been accused of being missing in action as Donald Trump’s tariffs send shockwaves through the local film industry.
Brisbane is the epicentre of a crushing devastating defeat in Queensland that has reduced the party to its worst representation in almost two decades.
Annastacia Palaszczuk praised Anthony Albanese’s historic victory in the notoriously fickle Queensland electorate and skewered the LNP.
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