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Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has more bad news for vanquished federal opposition leader Peter Dutton, despite lauding his character. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
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State’s backpay threat if nurses take action over delayed wage offer
The Queensland government has threatened to strip tens of thousands of frontline nurses and midwives of their backpay if they dare exercise their legal right to protected strike action.
Labor’s day: The 7 women who breached LNP’s Fortress Qld
Brisbane is the epicentre of a crushing devastating defeat in Queensland that has reduced the party to its worst representation in almost two decades.
Labor’s red wave sweeps across state, Greens crumbling in SEQ
A red wave has swept across Queensland with Labor claiming multiple seats in the traditional Coalition stronghold, while there’s been a big swing against Greens.
‘Hunger Games’ loom as top-tier builders vie for lucrative Olympic contracts
Queensland’s construction industry is bracing for a subcontractor “Hunger Games”, with top-tier builders now poised to chase lucrative Olympic contracts.
Telltale sign that Olympic stadium logo isn’t the real deal
It’s the tiny detail in the newly unveiled Brisbane Stadium logo that reveals it won’t be the final design. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
‘They don’t feel safe sitting next to him’: Parliament explodes as MP unleashes wild tirade
A member of the LNP has launched an explosive tirade aimed Labor’s factions, accusing them of running a “protection racket” for an embattled MP. QUESTION TIME BLOG
Nine big guns facing axe from powerful Brisbane 2032 board
Nine of the coveted positions on the board of Brisbane 2032 will say goodbye under legislative changes to slash the number of directors from 24 to 15 with some big names on chopping block.
‘Mockery’: Chaos as LNP loses own vote to silence treasurer
In stunningly embarrassing scenes, the LNP government has voted to silence Treasurer David Janetzki – only to lose the vote.
Crisafulli doubles down on denial over former company claims
Premier David Crisafulli maintains he was being truthful when he denied there were insolvent trading claims against a training company he was director of.
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