Ministers facing sack over delivery of Premier’s key election pledge
The four ministers who will be held responsible for delivering the LNP’s foundational election promise – reducing crime victim numbers – have been revealed through new documents.
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Strategic or contentious? Miles might have given Bailey a poisoned chalice
He was known as “blowout Bailey” due to several project cost overruns that made him a target to the LNP but his return to shadow health minister is a calculated, writes Taylah Fellows.
Could Victoria Park be the solution for Brisbane 2032?
Speculation over the Victoria Park stadium project has resurfaced, as the new Deputy Premier insists the government can reverse Olympic cost blowouts plaguing three key venues.
What’s next for Chief Health Officer after sudden resignation
Chief Health Officer Dr John Gerrard has suddenly resigned from his government position. So what’s next?
Hundreds of CFMEU members score five-day weekend for Melbourne Cup
The CFMEU has been slammed for stopping progress on already delayed construction sites after hundreds of union members were able to take three days off for the Melbourne Cup.
Police locate second vehicle linked to teen in alleged carjacking crash death
Police have located a stolen orange Holden hatchback in the Moreton Bay region, believed to be linked to the alleged driver of a stolen blue Audi involved in a fatal crash at Murrumba Downs.
Qld sports’ heavy hitters plea to new Premier for stadium rethink
Queensland Cricket and the Brisbane Lions have taken advantage of the change in the political Queensland landscape with a plea to the new premier to ditch any idea of Gabba redevelopment and build something new.
High-profile ex-ministers dropped in Labor’s shadow cabinet
Opposition Leader Steven Miles has unveiled his shadow cabinet featuring several new faces, including the resurrection of a maligned former minister. SEE WHO MADE THE CUT
‘Lie upon a lie’: Labor’s ‘hidden’ $181m Olympic venue cost blowout
The new LNP government has fired a shot at the former Labor government after revelations its Olympic venues had blown out by $181m before a builder has been selected to start construction.
Revealed: The department heads given their marching orders
It’s the end of the road for top bureaucrats across the Queensland public service, as the LNP clears the ranks of anyone with a skerrick of Labor alignment. THIS IS GEORGE ST BEAT
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