Morrison doesn’t deserve trial by ire
Critics will always have a compelling argument for why a PM shouldn’t go on leave, but Scott Morrison has done nothing wrong by taking a few days’ holiday with his family, writes Renee Viellaris.
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What Child Safety is getting wrong: activist
The Child Safety Department has a flawed focus which is putting our littlest and most vulnerable citizens in harm’s way, according to an activist.
How legal profession deaths inspired orchestra
High rates of mental illness in the law and a spate of suicides have prompted a group of young lawyers to start an orchestra to promote psychological wellbeing.
Can you still have a holiday in Hong Kong?
Family and friends urged us not to go but we were determined to revisit our favourite city. This is what happened when we went, writes Phil Brown.
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Grey nomads won’t stand for this political arrogance
AN EMBOLDENED Left faction of the Labor Cabinet is targeting the biggest Queensland demographic since the victims of Campbell Newman’s reign. They won’t be impressed, writes Peter Gleeson.
Former mayor’s defiance before the fall
AS HE ROMPED to victory with 80 per cent of the vote, Paul Pisasale promised comeuppance for those who questioned Ipswich City Council. Less than two years later it has all come crashing down.
History maker’s Qld links
WHO’D have thought the sport of kings could produce a rival to Black Caviar so soon. Winx has smashed the legendary mare’s winning streak, and she has several significant links to Queensland.
’Deal with the devil’ that kept Apple alive
THE biggest publicly listed company in history is also the biggest turnaround story in history, and it can be traced back to a controversial bargain struck with a sworn enemy.
Spring madness sets in early throughout Canberra
IT’S been a week of weird, wretched, wasteful and woeful adventures in the world of federal politics, writes Dennis Atkins.
Turnbull’s last bastion of support
MALCOLM Turnbull can still win the next election if he awakens the sleeping army that will be hurt the most if Labor wins, writes Des Houghton.
City stakes claim in million-dollar club
BRISBANE is defying the southern capitals by creeping up the ranks of the million-dollar-plus club, as the number of high-end sales hits a record high.
Public service efficiency? Sorry, she can’t hear you
THE State Government has come up with an innovative new way of ensuring the tens of thousands of public servants it has hired are operating effectively, writes Steven Wardill.
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