All the latest news on the Palaszczuk government's integrity crisis
A consultancy firm, whose Labor-aligned director helped on the Palaszczuk government’s 2020 election campaign, will no longer provide lobbying services in Queensland, following a recent report into the government’s integrity.
Does Annastacia Palaszczuk think we are fools? Temporary bans on the directors of powerful lobbying firms is nothing more than a smokescreen to hide inaction on integrity, writes Kylie Lang. VOTE IN OUR POLL
The crime watchdog’s report to parliament fell short because it failed to identify the person who took two laptops – and on whose orders they were seized and wiped, writes Des Houghton.
Annastacia Palaszczuk’s delay in fronting the media this week and her subsequent failure to be troubled by the Coaldrake Review make for a very bad look, writes Kylie Lang.
A government-controlled committee has refused to openly support calls to boost the autonomy of the state’s Integrity Commissioner by allowing the official to manage its own staff.
A Queensland lobbyist firm with links to Labor and Anthony Albanese’s election campaign is expanding into the national capital.
The state government’s vote to censor Queensland’s crime watchdog today shows one major lesson of Saturday’s election still escaped them, writes Jessica Marszalek.
The man tasked with dealing with state government misconduct claims can talk about accountability all he wants, but his mission will be a flop if he doesn’t show a willingness to dig some dirt and call a royal commission, writes Des Houghton.
A high-profile former Palaszczuk Government press secretary has written a scathing report for an integrity review about his time in the public service, saying he was called a ‘dog’ and a “c**t” by colleagues for questioning unethical behaviour.
Councillors are being left in states of distress over misconduct charges for trivial offences, the boss of Queensland’s embattled council watchdog says. Now she’s pushing for change.
Queenslanders are not always being told when their private data is released without authorisation, the state’s top privacy boss says.
The Opposition has seized on comments by the CCC acting chair that refute claims by Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk about its capacity for an integrity probe.
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