‘Property investor politician’: Premier savaged in brutal Greens sledge
Steven Miles was attacked by the Greens over the ongoing housing crisis during a fiery question time on Thursday. See how Question Time unfolded.
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Four words that blew open state’s shambolic Games ‘preparation’
With four simple words, Senator Bridget McKenzie summed up the feelings of a state that has been promised so much but seen so little delivered for the 2032 Games, writes Stephanie Bennett.
‘All buck-passing, no building’: Games preparation three years behind
A federal inquiry has failed to find any evidence of the state government having completed any real work in preparation for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, according to key senators leading the probe.
‘What on earth’s going on?’ The Palaszczuk ‘thought bubble’ that blew up 2032 Games
Senator Richard Colbeck has revealed the moment Annastacia Palaszczuk dropped a 2032 Games bombshell he says was nothing more than a billion-dollar “thought bubble”.
‘Minister? Premier? Whose backside is in the sling?’ Top public servant grilled
A top Queensland government bureaucrat is being grilled over the Olympic stadium debacle as the senate hearing into the 2032 Games continues in Brisbane. FOLLOW OUR BLOG
Sporting body facing biggest shake-up in three-decade history
The biggest change in the 33-year history of Queensland’s major sporting body could be afoot following calls from some heavy hitters in the field.
Gabba gaffe: Mixed messages as Premier ditches mega project
With Premier Steven Miles ditching the controversial Gabba rebuild, it appears someone forgot to tell the busy beavers currently building Cross River Rail. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
Leaked document reveals eye-watering cost of renewable projects
A secret document reveals the shocking cost that a union deal will cost taxpayers in the state’s multibillion-dollar pipeline of renewable energy projects.
Young offenders given little time to learn
Queensland youths in detention centres are receiving less than half the schooling other children across the state do.
At large: 286 of our worst youth offenders still roaming the streets
Over half of Queensland’s most hardcore youth offenders are roaming free on the streets – but the minister says more young criminals are locked up than ever.
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