‘Get off Twitter’: Savage takedown amid social media war
A leading Queensland political figure has been sideswiped by a rival amid claims he spends too much time on social media. READ THE FULL REPORT
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From the second Bruce to satellite hospitals: Qld’s big promises yet to be ticked off
Barely half of the Palaszczuk government’s last election promises have been ticked off more than two years into Labor’s third term – and other pledges are still not off the ground.
$17m in debt: Astounding amount Qld parents owe in unpaid fees
Cost of living pressures have seen the amount of debt owed by Queensland state school parents spike.
‘Totally deficient’: Fury over lack of youth crime law consultation
Experts have lashed the Palaszczuk government for failing to consult stakeholder groups during the drafting of Queensland’s sensitive new youth crime reforms.
New Qld city in grip of youth crime wave as man fights for life
There are grave fears for a Toowoomba man who suffered injuries police deemed ‘not survivable’ in a vicious alleged assault while the city becomes the centre for the latest political battle over youth crime.
‘Revealed shortly’: Palaszczuk’s big promise over Games argy-bargy
The Premier has urged Queenslanders to have a “little bit of patience” as pressure mounts for her government and its federal counterparts to reveal funding details.
Fate of DNA lab staff kept secret after damning inquiry
Queensland Health have refused to confirm the fate of multiple staff suspended from the state’s troubled DNA testing lab, as a key advisory board tasked with overhauling the forensics system is yet to meet.
ScoMo urges Anna and Albo to stick to Games deal
Former prime minister Scott Morrison has urged the state and federal governments to put aside the “argy-bargy” and stick to the landmark 50:50 Olympics funding agreement.
George St Beat: MP’s beef after airport snub
You’d think Capricornia MP Michelle Landry would be stoked about an upgrade of an airport in her CQ seat. But the way it was announced has put noses out of joint.
Parliament protester’s link to Premier: Coaldrake report author’s wife faces jail
The wife of the man who led the review into the Palaszczuk government’s integrity crisis is facing up to three years’ prison if convicted for disrupting Queensland Parliament.
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