Premier’s time is up as failures mount under third-rate ministers
The Queensland Labor government is no longer fit for purpose, as Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk presides over a growing list of failures, writes Des Houghton.
Insight
‘I was a victim of gender hysteria’ – but could ex-MP make a comeback?
His life and career were ruined by upskirting claims, but Andrew Laming was eventually vindicated. Could he now make a political comeback, asks Des Houghton. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Legal dogfight: Warning as rental shake up looms
New Queensland laws taking effect next month allowing tenants to keep pets in apartments could lead to a flurry of legal battles with unhappy landlords, experts warn.
Muzzled: Ex-mayor’s watchdog complaints they don’t want you to see
A deposed South East Queensland mayor’s submissions to the inquiry into the state’s corruption watchdog had key sentences mysteriously blacked out before public release.
More Stories
Two clues Qld won’t be opening up any time soon
Queensland’s Covid-19 elimination strategy serves no one except the Premier who is using it as a distraction, writes Kylie Lang.
The taboo topics covered in new Warrior Women book
Queensland mum Reshni Ratnam hopes her book, Warrior Women, will expose and normalise the once taboo topics associated with pregnancy and birth, including prematurity, IVF, pregnancy loss and miscarriage.
His money and his wife: High cost of govt’s ‘scandalous witch hunt’
It was an ultimately discredited state government action that cost him tens of millions and his marriage – and Peter Bond says it cost Queensland much more.
When Adrian met Annastacia: The odd couple of Qld politics
United by their electorates’ common good, Queensland’s top two leaders have forged an unlikely bond across political lines.
What happens to live fish when restaurants lock down
A Brisbane chef has revealed what lengths restaurants have reached to avoid seafood going to waste when Covid-19 causes them to lock the doors.
‘Gravely evil act’: Mercy killing is ‘sinister, unworkable’
Queensland’s voluntary assisted dying laws could inflict more harm on society than any other legislation, writes Des Houghton. VOTE IN OUR POLL
‘Head in the sand’: LNP’s day of reckoning looms
The upcoming LNP state convention will test whether the party has the will to change its culture and become competitive with Labor, writes Peter Gleeson.
$12m question: Strawberry needle culprit may never be found
It is possible no one will ever be punished for the strawberry sabotage that paralysed a nation and devastated an industry.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/insight/page/10