It will surely go down in history as the world’s shortest aero commute when Steven Miles took a ride in a jet from one of Melbourne’s airports to the other, while the Health Minister appeared to tie herself knots when grilled – again – on the maternity crisis.
Scrapped lockout laws, and 24-hour trading are two of the bold proposals Brisbane’s Lord Mayor has for the city during and after the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The final section of Brisbane’s newest bridge has been installed, with thousands of people expected to cross it every day after it opens mid-year. WATCH THE TIMELAPSE
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has billed taxpayers for a $700-a-minute invitation-only Christmas party. SEE WHO WAS THERE
A new indoor stadium in Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ Logan-based electorate has been added to Olympics infrastructure despite not being part of the original bid.
Pill-testing services will be rolled out at Queensland music festivals and Brisbane’s inner city after the Palaszczuk government signed off on the controversial scheme.
The first week of Queensland Parliament for 2023 delivered high drama, including a dramatic chase through the hallowed halls.
The state’s youth crime crackdown threatens a surge in children ion already-crowded detention centres and even adult watchhouses, critics say.
The state government has been accused of “not prioritising” youth justice for allocating less than three days for public submissions on its new youth crime legislation.
Thousands of patients with immediately life-threatening conditions flocked to Queensland emergency departments in a recent quarter.
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