Seven simple words that pushed mum to breaking point
A Queensland mum has opened up on the moment her body shut down, leaving her unable to eat. She is one of a growing number of Australians suffering from burnout since the pandemic.
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Palaszczuk already losing youth justice conversation so why not try to control it?
Annastacia Palaszczuk doesn’t want a probe into Queensland’s youth crime problem because she’ll worry the LNP will seize on any negatives and use them against Labor in the election, writes Jessica Marszalek.
Incompetence, bored voters: This poll is seriously bad news for Palaszczuk
The Premier’s pandemic popularity is petering out and voters are now as bored of her as they were of hearing about Covid, writes Jessica Marszalek.
‘Jaw-dropping’ new Qld Health payroll bungle exposed
Queensland Health has no idea how much it has overpaid hospital workers across the state in another payroll bungle that may stretch back eight years, it can be revealed.
Damning report of arrogant government comes as no surprise
Professor Peter Coaldrake has, in effect, spoken for every public servant, journalist, adviser and even the odd MP who has publicly or privately questioned the arrogant actions of this government at one time or another, writes Jessica Marszalek.
Govt’s CCC move an obscene, disgraceful attack on democracy
There are so many words to describe the outrageous attack on democracy that has occurred this morning at Queensland’s Parliament House and yet none of them are strong enough, writes Jessica Marszalek.
Public servants under scrutiny as corruption risk climbs with cost of living
Queensland’s corruption watchdog has warned government agencies to be on the lookout for thieving public servants amid the cost-of-living crisis.
DNA testing inquiry to zero in on ‘failings’
The state government has released its Terms of Reference for the Commission of Inquiry into the state’s besieged DNA testing services.
Public backlash leads to more time for police DV inquiry
The Opposition has criticised the limited time victims have been given to make their submissions to the independent Commission of Inquiry into Queensland police responses to domestic violence.
‘Won’t tell us a thing’: Coal boss slams silence on royalty rise
The head of the Queensland Resources Council has slammed Treasurer Cameron Dick’s silence around a possible rise in coal royalties, saying any increase could cost regional jobs.
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