Slashing $1.4bn in union perks saved Brisbane 2032: Crisafulli
The decision to slash $1.4bn in union perks has saved Brisbane’s 2032 Games from “embarrassment”, according to Premier David Crisafulli.
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Inside LNP war room: The $17bn crisis attack on CFMEU
The LNP has held crisis meetings on how to save key projects from blowouts caused by controversial CFMEU “tax” which the the government temporarily suspended this week.
CFMEU shuts down Cross River Rail site, police called
Just a day after the LNP dumped the controversial CFMEU “tax” members of the militant union have shutdown a Cross River Rail site at Woolloongabba.
Donna the showstopper proves the hype is real
It was slated as the political musical event of the year, and a newly-minted MP has blown her colleagues away after delivering a knockout performance. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
‘Workers will die’: Threat of war as LNP orders CFMEU back to work
Unions are threatening to take to the streets to protect workers’ rights after the LNP suspended the controversial CFMEU tax.
Bleijie’s withering response to feds’ Olympic infrastructure demands
Infrastructure Minister Jarrod Bleijie has responded to federal calls for the new state government not to further delay Olympic projects.
State’s shock new top bureaucrat as Crisafulli picks Labor man
A public servant with a long history intertwined with Labor has been announced by David Crisafulli as Queensland’s new top bureaucrat.
‘Hung up’: LNP cancels CFMEU’s direct line
The CFMEU’s direct line to the Industrial Relations Department has been cut off with the militant union now forced to call a 1300 number instead.
Rock dinosaurs on the outer in curious LNP ministry switch
Brisbane’s new night-life commissioner might be in his 50s, but the minister he’ll deal with is concerned with an altogether different demographic. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
New Premier’s expanded Queensland assistant ministry revealed
Premier David Crisafulli has expanded the LNP’s assistant ministry from eight to 10, with seven newly elected MPs appointed to the group that will have a big regional focus.
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