Premier David Crisafulli says his government is off to a flying start after actioning all 17 goals on its 100-day plan, with Health Minister Tim Nicholls shouldering the bulk of commitments.
An Olympic stadium rejected by the Palaszczuk government is back and being spruiked as a cheaper, quicker and “vastly superior” alternative to Victoria Park.
A top credit rating agency says David Janetzki’s $200bn debt projections are “too high” as Labor slams the figures as “over egged”.
The Prime Minister left flood-ravaged North Queensland to attend a Labor fundraising dinner in Brisbane, using his taxpayer-funded jet for a trip that lasted just six hours.
Jaw-dropping tales of failures in disaster communications – including one in which a stranded group had to phone relatives in Scotland for help – have been laid bare.
Qld residents were forced to rely on amateur storm chasers instead of the weather bureau which failed to predict and alert the state during natural disasters, a new report has revealed.
A new report by S & P Global revealed Queensland’s spending is unsustainable, prompting warnings that without spending cuts the state faces a credit rating squeeze.
Treasurer David Janetzki has redacted all but two lines of a 44-page briefing detailing how the government will save $17bn by abolishing the controversial “CFMEU tax”.
The state government does not know how much it will need to spend to fulfil its major election pledge to build the Sunshine Coast Rail to Maroochydore by 2032.
The Opposition has called for an investigation into David Crisafulli and Jarrod Bleijie after they failed to upload diaries disclosing any meetings with stakeholders and lobbyists prior to the election.
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