Qld MPs skip Christmas ritual as protesters move in
Protesters have disrupted the parliament’s annual Christmas tree lighting event for the second year in a row.
Protesters have disrupted the parliament’s annual Christmas tree lighting event for the second year in a row.
The Premier’s “adult crime, adult time” laws have passed in a stunning day that revealed major divisions in the Labor Party with senior figures at odds with Steven Miles.
A Labor MP has threatened to quit the party over landmark crime laws, while Steven Miles has confirmed the opposition will not stand in the way of the ‘adult-crime, adult-time’ policy.
The LNP government’s Making Queensland Safer laws will pass after days of emotional and heated debate in parliament. YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
The final parliament sitting day of the year has been turned into a comedy show, as the government and opposition traded jokes and stinging jabs, all led by Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie.
The company behind a world-first quantum computer has opened its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Brisbane as it scales up operations.
Energy Queensland’s digital transformation project has chalked up write-offs worth nearly $90m in the past two years.
A top Queensland public servant credited with helping reduce the gender pay gap has been axed. The move was revealed in a lively Question Time during which Ros Bates taunted Labor over Jackie Trad and the Callide energy fiasco.
The Prime Minister, who is facing mounting criticism for not condemning a synagogue firebombing as an act of terrorism quick enough, has dodged anti-Semitism questions in Brisbane today.
After he was heckled at a Melbourne synagogue hit by a terror attack, Anthony Albanese has condemned an anti-Semitic incident in Sydney but failed to say what action he’d take.
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