Taylor, Harry, Green Day… now Dua Lipa snubs Brisbane
Premier Steven Miles has revealed his shock at international pop star Dua Lipa’s Brisbane snub, claiming the city held “plenty” of suitable venues to host her Radical Optimism world tour.
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Premier Steven Miles used the final week of Parliament to cultivate as many friends as he could in case Queenslanders deliver a hung parliament. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
‘Invisible man’: Premier hits back as LNP attacks record in final sitting day
Premier Steven Miles has returned fire in a Question Time dominated by LNP attacks on Labor’s record in youth crime, health and housing.
‘Policy constipation’: Farcical scenes as MPs spar over health record
The state government’s record on health and child safety was under the microscope in a frenetic Question Time in the second last parliamentary sitting day before the state election.
‘Democratic treachery’: Fury over Labor tactic at end of bitter day in parliament
The state government has blocked the LNP from voting on its CCC bill proposing to give the watchdog powers to comment on investigations and release the Jackie Trad report.
LNP’s pledge as whistleblower rebuffed for DNA overhaul
The Queensland scientist who uncovered one of the largest forensic testing bungles on record has revealed she was shunned from the government’s DNA advisory board.
Ineligible: Latest twist in failed company linked to Crisafulli
The training company led by Opposition Leader David Crisafulli almost a decade ago took funding to train students who were not eligible, court documents reveal.
LNP promises childcare inquiry following ‘monster’ pedophile case
The Opposition has vowed to launch an independent childcare inquiry if its elected in October following the sentencing of notorious pedophile Ashley Griffith.
Show some respect! Parliament erupts over Premier’s jet for cake saga
Why don’t more Queenslanders hire luxury private jets to eat cake with a friend? It’s the question put to the Premier that sent Parliament into a frenzy.
Rowdy final days in parliament tipped ahead of a bruising campaign
The state government will push through seven Bills in the final three days of parliament as both sides seek momentum heading into the state election. LIVE BLOG
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