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Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner intends to have a mighty role to play for the city in the coming years. SPECIAL REPORT
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Bold plan for ‘car-free’ Brisbane Games
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has backed different forms of transport to help Brisbane avoid the traffic nightmares affecting 2028 Games host Los Angeles.
George St Beat: What if you held a photo op and no one came?
It was one minister’s Utopia moment as she donned hard-hat and hi-vis for a photo opportunity – with just one problem.
‘Too many’: The times Palaszczuk encountered misogyny
On her way to becoming the longest-serving female leader in Australian history, Annastacia Palaszczuk was treated differently “too many” times.
SEQ residents’ astounding $80m black hole revealed
South East Queensland residents are racking up monster debts and there is no end in sight to the pain. SEE WHO OWES WHAT
‘I don’t need to’: Palaszczuk’s blunt refusal to seek advice from ex-premiers
In an exclusive interview marking her eight years in the job, Annastacia Palaszczuk says she doesn’t need any advice from former premiers or ministers, as she reveals she has no plans to step aside because “I’m the Premier”.
150,000 push for ‘arrogant’ government to act on youth crime
A Queensland grandmother whose petition to overhaul youth crime laws has reached almost 150,000 signatures has slammed the state government as “arrogant” and “out of touch”.
‘No disunity’: Ministers reject claims Qld government divided on youth crime
Senior Queensland ministers have rejected claims the Palaszczuk government is divided on youth crime in the fallout from Steven Miles’s stinging attack on the judiciary. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Palaszczuk’s milestone moment: Does Premier want, or deserve, a statue?
Jeff Kennett introduced a tradition of building statues celebrating premiers who reach 3000 days in office, and now Annastacia Palaszczuk is set to reach that milestone. Should she get a statue? HAVE YOUR SAY
Fentiman dodges questions over Miles’ stunning attack
Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman has become the latest Labor minister to distance themselves from Deputy Premier Steven Miles’ attack on the judiciary. It comes as one of the 13 children released on bail on Friday was taken back into custody.
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