Youth crime win: Government pledge to share crucial KPIs
The Palaszczuk Government has pledged to publish key performance indicators experts say are crucial to driving down teen crime.
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Dear Premier: Enough is Enough on Qld youth crime crisis
We are supposed to live in the Sunshine State, not a state of fear. Yet the youth crime scourge is now so ever-present that all Queenslanders – no matter where they live – are worried they could be next. Join our Enough is Enough campaign to see real justice done.
‘Realistic and achievable’: Government and Opposition agree on youth crime pledge
The Palaszczuk Government has pledged to transparently publish the rate of youth reoffending, Indigenous young people in detention and the proportion of serious repeat offenders – with the goal of driving these numbers down – as a direct result of the Enough is Enough campaign.
City on the move: How we’ll get to and from new Games venues
Kilometres of pedestrian walkways, thousands of new homes and connection with next-generation transport will be the legacy of Brisbane’s $7 billion Games infrastructure deal.
What next for Brisbane school set to move for Gabba transformation
A heritage-listed Brisbane state primary school will move to make way for the Gabba’s 2032 Games redevelopment. Here’s what happens next.
Details of full $2.7b Gabba revamp revealed as school to be relocated
New details surrounding the $2.7 billion revamp of the Gabba for the 2032 Games can be revealed, including how the entire stadium will now be demolished and rebuilt, while a heritage-listed school will be moved to make way for the redevelopment.
George St Beat: What if you held a photo op and no one came?
It was one minister’s Utopia moment as she donned hard-hat and hi-vis for a photo opportunity – with just one problem.
House of (land) lords: MPs’ inner-city property portfolios revealed
Many Queensland MPs are also property investors, picking up rent on top of their parliamentary income. SEE THE LIST
$215m white elephant: Probe into mothballed Covid hub to go public
An investigation into the state’s controversial $215m Wellcamp Covid quarantine facility will be released by the Queensland Auditor-General due to the “level of public interest”.
150,000 push for ‘arrogant’ government to act on youth crime
A Queensland grandmother whose petition to overhaul youth crime laws has reached almost 150,000 signatures has slammed the state government as “arrogant” and “out of touch”.
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