‘Why culling thousands of public servants was the right call’
Former premier Campbell Newman says his decision to show thousands of public servants the door was the right call due to one key outcome.
Former premier Campbell Newman says his decision to show thousands of public servants the door was the right call due to one key outcome.
Peter Morley, described as “the most influential Queensland journalist of his generation’’, has been farewelled by more than 100 mourners at a funeral in Brisbane.
Tributes are pouring in for Peter Morley, a giant of Queensland journalism and former Courier-Mail political editor, who died in his home north of Brisbane on Wednesday aged 77.
There are times when it’s prudent to cut the political talk and just focus on the beef, writes Michael Madigan. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS
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