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Crisafulli’s rare personal moment in $30m agriculture pledge
The LNP would sink $30m into a fund designed to pair farmers with universities to boost agricultural production.
‘Desperation meter topping out’: Labor invokes ghost of Newman AGAIN
Steven Miles has pleaded with Queenslanders to give him more time in the state’s top job amid a “desperate” attack on David Crisafulli.
Exposed: Union powerbroker’s brazen fake news letterbox drop
The union boss who helped orchestrate Steven Miles’ rise to premier has been caught out spreading fake news about the LNP’s plans for a major SEQ hospital, accusations that David Crisafulli has rejected.
Premier unveils $40m school policy in direct response to reader’s question
Premier Steven Miles has announced that Labor will invest $40 million in additional teacher aides in a $40m school policy in response to a Courier-Mail reader question.
Crisafulli attacked for use of special pollie’s allowance
Opposition leader David Crisafulli has come under fire for claiming $8332 to stay in Brisbane last financial year despite renovating a home in the inner city electorate of Bulimba.
‘Less tax’ but David Crisafulli refuses to reveal LNP’s policy
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has refused to reveal when the LNP will unveil their tax policy four weeks out from the state election.
‘Unsafe to speak up’: Major fire service overhaul as staff slam culture
A scathing review into Queensland’s fire service has discovered an alarming ‘culture of silence’ within the department caused by a boys’ club mentality focused on closing ranks to protect their own.
Campbell Newman on collision course with former right-hand man
Campbell Newman hasn’t had much to do with his former treasurer lately, but that’s all about to change. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
Mayor slams Labor ministers for ‘neglecting safe seat city’
A southeast Qld mayor has called on the state government to “gets some balls about them” after an independent report showed it had failed to invest critical infrastructure in the regions.
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