Opinion: This must end before crime crisis spirals totally out of control
Queensland police, the judiciary and the state government need to get on the same page to prevent the youth crime crisis from spiralling out of control, writes Kylie Lang.
Queensland police, the judiciary and the state government need to get on the same page to prevent the youth crime crisis from spiralling out of control, writes Kylie Lang.
Leaders we can look up to are few and far between these days – and we in Queensland have had an unfair share of duds. So I’m calling it: John Coates is a hero, writes Kylie Lang.
When it is no longer safe to go to a shopping centre for fear of being brutally murdered, the public is justified in questioning whether or not the right people are in power, writes Kylie Lang.
When new laws rightly place landlords in breach if they don’t eradicate existing mould in rental properties within seven days, how is it that potentially deadly mould can be allowed to grow on the ceilings of our biggest hospital for weeks, asks Kylie Lang.
Blame the floods or influx of southerners, but Queensland’s rental crisis is also due to more and more landlords opting out because tenants are allowed to call all the shots, writes Kylie Lang.
The Queensland Police Service has come under fire for repeatedly failing to respond appropriately to domestic violence matters, but its deputy chief insists new strategies and trials are working, writes Kylie Lang.
Will Smith’s act of violence at the Oscars where he slapped Chris Rock across the face should not go unpunished, writes Kylie Lang. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Parents are resorting to bribes such as cash, cars and holidays in an attempt to keep their children off social media until they turn 18, but a psychologist says it won’t stop them. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Opposition leader Anthony Albanese’s ongoing refusal to investigate serious allegations of bullying by senior female senators is hypocritical and shows poor leadership, writes Kylie Lang.
The inquest into the tragic death of Doreen Langham has revealed many horrifying facts, one of which is that there are still police officers who consider DV matters “unimportant”, writes Kylie Lang.
As floodwaters started to rise and a disaster was unfolding, Queensland’s Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk went missing in action, writes Kylie Lang.
Unfortunately anytime there’s disaster we see both the best and worst of humankind. The South East Queensland floods have been no different, writes Kylie Lang.
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