Greens’ free-for-all if they win balance of power
The Greens will announce a generous plan that will save Queenslanders hundreds of millions of dollars – if the party wins the balance of power at next month’s state election.
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The $34,000 corporate wardrobe for Cross River Rail workers
Tens of thousands of dollars have been spent on branded workwear for employees of Brisbane’s huge Cross River Rail project, with the Opposition questioning if it is money well spent.
What happens after rental eviction freeze ends
While the eviction freeze for Queensland residential renters is about to finish, the State Government has promised that a number of other protections will stay in place through to the end of the year. This is what you need to know.
State’s smallest increase in regos in 20 years
Queensland car registration numbers have had their smallest increase in two decades, and some of the factors from COVID-19 could be to blame.
Push to put lid on spending at council elections
Mayoral candidates could soon be forced to comply with strict spending caps at local council elections, facing harsh penalties for breaches.
Security concern over missing state technology
Security concerns have been raised over revelations hundreds of pieces of technology owned by state government entities are still in the hands of former employees.
Premier: ‘I’ll lose election before backing down’
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says she is prepared to lose the looming October State Election over her Government’s tough border stance and handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Premier’s vow as health chief reveals toll of death threats
Queensland has reported no new cases of the pandemic coronavirus on Monday, as it was revealed Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young has been the subject of death threats, while the Premier has promised to stare down the people “who are trying to tear Queensland apart”.
Why you’re paying for these billboards
Taxpayers are paying for billboards featuring pictures of Queensland MPs from both sides of politics less than two months from the looming October election. SEE THE BILLBOARDS.
Deflection: Chief medico thrown under bus seven times
Queensland’s Chief Medical Officer has copped the blame for the state’s harsh border policies, the Premier passing the buck to her seven times.
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