‘Get off Twitter’: Savage takedown amid social media war
A leading Queensland political figure has been sideswiped by a rival amid claims he spends too much time on social media. READ THE FULL REPORT
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Treasurer distances himself from Miles’ explosive judiciary attack
Treasurer Cameron Dick has distanced himself from Steven Miles’ extraordinary admonishment of the judiciary.
Dozens of luxury cars, bikes seized in SPER fine evader clampdown
The state’s debt collector is ramping up its crackdown on Queenslanders refusing to pay fines, with high-end vehicles including Range Rovers, BMWs and Harley-Davidsons seized.
‘My life is up for scrutiny’: Meaghan Scanlon on relationship with fellow MP
Meaghan Scanlon has opened up on her relationship with fellow MP Mark Bailey and a childhood tragedy that shaped her rise in Queensland politics.
Swipe at magistrate aimed at winning votes
Opinion: It was a stunning spray from one of the state’s most senior politicians to a court official in the state north’s, but Friday’s outburst by Deputy Premier Steven Miles was an act of desperation, writes Jack McKay.
Qld learner licence fee slashed after government caves in
The Queensland government has quietly reduced the cost of learner licences after coming under pressure over the original high costs.
‘Unworkable’: Premier slaps down CCC union push
The Premier has slapped down the Crime and Corruption Commission’s push to class unions and interest groups as lobbyists.
Housing fix lotto: Builders to get access to millions
Queensland builders and developers are being asked to help solve the housing crisis by bringing forward innovative plans to be funded by a $2bn Palaszczuk government war chest.
University to be transformed in housing crisis battle
Facilities at a major Brisbane university will be transformed into emergency housing by the middle of the year.
Dial-a-dope: Qld driver busted using mobile 31 times in a year
A Queensland company or organisation copped 38 fines for using a mobile phone while driving in 12 months, while more than 4200 individual motorists were caught out multiple times failing to wear seatbelts properly over the same period.
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