Fresh integrity shock: Has your personal data been breached?
Queenslanders are not always being told when their private data is released without authorisation, the state’s top privacy boss says.
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‘Dead in the water’: Premier’s claim shot down by watchdog
The Opposition has seized on comments by the CCC acting chair that refute claims by Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk about its capacity for an integrity probe.
Bullying probe as CCC wraps laptop investigation
Queensland’s corruption watchdog has completed its investigation into the laptop saga involving the office of Integrity Commissioner Nikola Stepanov. It comes as the CCC revealed allegations of bullying were being reviewed.
Under fire: Premier’s partner scores invite as Games reps snubbed
Commonwealth, Paralympic and Indigenous representatives weren’t invited to a high-level Olympics meeting at which the Premier’s boyfriend scored a prime seat, in a move slammed as “not appropriate”. But the Premier stands by his inclusion.
‘Not appropriate’: Premier invites boyfriend to key Olympics meeting
The Premier’s decision to invite her boyfriend into the first face-to-face meeting between Brisbane Olympics organisers and senior members of the IOC has been criticised, after it was claimed no one else brought their partners along. HAVE YOUR SAY IN OUR POLL
Domestic violence offender age shock
One third of domestic violence offenders in Queensland are under the age of 30, according to shock new figures.
‘Hospital at home’ push to ease Queensland crisis
Health authorities need to think smarter about providing “hospital beds” that aren’t physical beds, an inquiry has been told.
Revealed: Public servant jobs where women earn less than men
Men in some State Government departments earn 13 per cent more than women, figures show, as an audit works to close the wage gap.
‘Historic step’ as Olympics committee meets to plan 2032 transformation
Another major step is being taken in the move to transform Brisbane and Queensland in time for the 2032 Olympics, with the organising committee outlining its plans to deliver an event that “will completely transform our state”.
State plays nervous waiting game with hospital pressures
Queenslanders are waiting nervously to discover whether dropping Covid quarantine rules will improve hospital workforce pressures, or push up the numbers of admissions, with the Health Minister saying only one thing will determine what happens.
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