Convictions dropped despite teen’s shocking 19-page rap sheet
A Queensland teen offender with a whopping 19 pages of criminal history had recorded convictions overturned last year, despite a pattern of previous offending.
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There’s been a major shake-up in the ranks of the Premier’s most trusted advisers, with one promoted in an attempt to mend relations with the press and another former journalist shuffled sideways.
‘Playing politics’: Qld MPs outraged over Australia Day call
Federal Labor has been accused of “playing politics” with local Australia Day citizenship ceremonies. VOTE IN THE POLL
‘Recipe for disaster’: Fears hospital used in ‘experiment’ to sideline obstetricians
Medics fear the Queensland hospital at the centre of a maternity bypass crisis has been used as a test case to see if it could run with little involvement from obstetricians. But the state’s top health bureaucrat has dismissed ‘unfounded allegations and wild conspiracies’.
Personal info stolen: Uni confirms the worst in ransomware attack
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‘Failure of leadership’: Premier lashed for trip as floods threatened
The Opposition has accused Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk of a ‘failure of leadership’ after it emerged she flew north to attend an art gallery opening ahead of the devastating February flood.
George St Beat: Surprise source of donation to LNP
A quick look at the Electoral Commission of Queensland’s donor log has revealed an unexpected contribution to the LNP.
‘Out of her depth’: D’Ath defies resignation calls amid warning doctors losing faith
Yvette D’Ath has vowed to stare down the almost unanimous chorus calling for her sacking and declared she is the right person to lead Queensland Health out of its ongoing maternity crisis.
Minister lashed over bizarre maternity claim as top health bureaucrat denies crisis
Queensland’s top health bureaucrat says he does not believe there is a crisis around maternity services in some parts of the state. It comes as Health Minister Yvette D’Ath is accused of downplaying the role of obstetricians in local births.
Mother of all disasters: Damning emails disprove minister’s claim
Health Minister Yvette D’Ath says she is not aware of requests for a meeting to discuss the maternity crisis, even as correspondence confirms them. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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