Our twisted world where innocent locked up while guilty walk free
Where do the innocent get locked up while the guilty walk freely? Only right here in Queensland, writes Kylie Lang.
Where do the innocent get locked up while the guilty walk freely? Only right here in Queensland, writes Kylie Lang.
Why are Queensland’s government ministers routinely found lacking, and why do they say one thing but do another – or do nothing at all, wonders Kylie Lang.
She was the neat freak who spawned a multimillion-dollar empire with her decluttering philosophy. Then along came kids.
Australia’s education system is a mess, with almost 90,000 children failing to meet minimum standards of reading and numeracy. It’s time for real measures to fix the problem, writes Kylie Lang.
It is time for the Queensland Premier to grow up and follow the example of her NSW counterpart in putting her petulant border stance aside, writes Kylie Lang
While it’s totally fine to have 30,000 fans in a football stadium and zero social distancing as they stream out, the hypocrisy of this government has reached a new low, with some preppies being made to go it alone at their first ever drop-off next year, writes Kylie Lang. HAVE YOUR SAY
It is time for Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk to drop the arrogance, respond to her NSW counterpart Gladys Berejiklian and begin the process to reopen Queensland’s borders – for the sake of all Queenslanders, writes Kylie Lang. WHO’S DOING A BETTER JOB? VOTE IN OUR POLL
At this week’s People’s Forum the Premier appeared angry, bitter and close to tears as the Opposition Leader enthusiastically tried to sell her “big, bold” vision for Queensland. Truth be told, I felt for them both, writes Kylie Lang.
Deb Frecklington’s curfew plan has been condemned by civil rights’ activists but “at least she’s trying to do something to keep communities safe,” writes Courier-Mail Associate Editor Kylie Lang.
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