Dangerous political squabbling compromises vaccine rollout
The State and Federal governments must put health advice before politics, especially when it comes to the COVID vaccine, writes Steven Wardill.
The State and Federal governments must put health advice before politics, especially when it comes to the COVID vaccine, writes Steven Wardill.
Political leaders usually go backwards after three elections, with rumours of takeovers. And while there’s some backroom jostling in Queensland, Annastacia Palaszczuk’s job seems pretty safe, writes Steven Wardill.
In one of her most revealing interviews yet, Annastacia Palaszczuk opens up on her former deputy Jackie Trad, her regrets in office and discussing politics with her father.
Steven Miles is taking his government’s proposed youth crime crackdown very seriously if his unusual accessorising this week is anything to go by.
State Minister and Labor factional heavyweight Grace Grace has welcomed a new member to the Old Guard fold. But is this a match made in heaven?
The Palaszczuk Government’s latest quick fix for youth justice fails to address the systemic issues that make kids gravitate towards serious crime, writes Steven Wardill.
Preparing to step into a new role, veteran former Queensland MP Kate Jones has one piece of advice for her old colleagues.
A Brisbane success story that will see homegrown COVID-19 testing kits exported to the US is worth $300 million. There’s just one problem.
The mandatory quarantining of a tugboat crew would be perfectly understandable if not for the events of last year, writes Steven Wardill.
Annastacia Palaszczuk is well within her rights to ask the Federal Government for help, says Steven Wardill. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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