All the latest news on the Palaszczuk government's integrity crisis
Legislation introduced by the Premier to improve public-sector culture and accountability as recommended by the Coaldrake review is praiseworthy, but there is so much more to be done, writes the editor.
Queenslanders should be able to easily access accurate and up-to-date information about who is lobbying the state government, new integrity legislation recommends.
Significant public health data was only released to the public when it suited the Minister’s political timetable rather than when it was ready, documents have revealed.
Steven Miles’ former media adviser Neil Doorley has revealed the tactics used to delay findings about koala populations until it suited the government. This is what happened, in his own words.
The release on Friday afternoon of documents revealing the cost of the CCC’s fight to release a report into Jackie Trad’s appointment of a top bureaucrat shows a government more motivated more by bad headlines than transparency, writes Hayden Johnson.
The state’s corruption watchdog received more than 1100 allegations of nepotism in less than two years, with almost half of these coming from government departments and potential links to organised crime in a handful of cases.
It’s been 30 years since the Fitzgerald Inquiry, and Queensland Labor heavyweights say the party needs this week’s Coaldrake review to be a “spring-cleaning exercise”.
Professor Peter Coaldrake’s report into government integrity, prompted by The Courier-Mail’s reporting, is not expected to paint a rosy picture.
Barely 24 hours after Labor MPs failed to turn up for a critical vote, the cost of fighting for a report into Jackie Trad to be made public has been uncovered.
There are so many words to describe the outrageous attack on democracy that has occurred this morning at Queensland’s Parliament House and yet none of them are strong enough, writes Jessica Marszalek.
FOUR Labor MPs accused by the Opposition of protecting former deputy premier Jackie Trad are facing pressure to reveal whether there is a “Labor puppet master” handing down “orders from above”.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has evoked the spirit of reality TV in repelling the latest integrity attacks from the Opposition.
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