The process for choosing the team in charge of reviewing Queensland’s Olympic Games infrastructure has been revealed, days after the Premier refused to detail how they were chosen.
Finance Minister Ros Bates is unlikely to have expected such a dramatic debut when she touched down in South Korea in her first international trade mission. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
The annual salaries of Queensland’s top judges have surged an average of $18,000 a year amid the latest health pay rise, with the state’s Chief Justice now on a whopping $580k-plus a year.
Queensland Health spent a whopping $12m on consultancies in a single year data has revealed, more than any other major department in the state.
Queensland’s Attorney-General has called for a border-breaking major investigation into how monster pedophile Ashley Griffith was able to abuse dozens of children at multiple childcare centres, but there’s one major thing she hasn’t committed to.
Queensland Health’s embattled infrastructure division has spent $1.2m of taxpayer cash on consultants to write a public relations strategy for its construction pipeline after cost blowouts equivalent to the price of a second Cross River Rail.
Cash handouts like energy rebates will need to end and public service wages contained if Queensland has any hope of avoiding a financially painful credit rating downgrade.
A major project needed to reach the former Labor government’s renewable energy goals has blown out by $4bn and won’t be ready until after the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
An internal Queensland Health memo, seen by the Courier-Mail, has confirmed the interim replacement for the chief health officer after his resignation.
David Janetzki, in his first major speech as Treasurer, will say the LNP has likely inherited a credit rating downgrade after a decade of Labor rule.
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