Premier bans Labor lobbyists from working with Government
The State Government has banned three Labor-linked lobbyists from working with it as its integrity drive begins.
Integrity crisis
All the latest news on the Palaszczuk government's integrity crisis
‘Not a raid’: Watchdog rules on integrity boss’s laptop incident
Queensland’s corruption watchdog has labelled the removal of laptops from the integrity commissioner’s office “entirely ordinary”.
Poll reveals: What Queenslanders really think of Palaszczuk
The results of an exclusive poll of Queenslanders will be revealed on couriermail.com.au at lunchtime on Monday.
Great anti-Labor conspiracy: Public servants still enemies of the state
In attempting to downplay the findings of the Coaldrake report, a Labor MP has highlighted the very issues it raises, writes Mike O’Connor.
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Premier: I’ll launch integrity Royal Commission if report calls for it
Annastacia Palaszczuk has vowed to accept any recommendations made in Professor Peter Coaldrake’s review of the public service – even if a Royal Commission is suggested – after labelling the bombshell observations in his interim report as “interesting”.
Taxpayers foot $50k bill for integrity lessons
Taxpayers have spent $50,000 on a training course to teach ministers and their staff how to do their jobs with integrity.
Bullying probe as CCC wraps laptop investigation
Queensland’s corruption watchdog has completed its investigation into the laptop saga involving the office of Integrity Commissioner Nikola Stepanov. It comes as the CCC revealed allegations of bullying were being reviewed.
Stop the rot: Labor maverick unleashes on integrity crisis
Maverick former Labor minister Jo-Ann Miller has called for a commission of inquiry into the Government’s integrity issues, saying an interim report has only “skimmed the surface”.
Public service integrity complaints triple as scathing review revealed
Soaring numbers of public servants have been reporting wrongdoing under the state’s whistleblower laws, with the figure three times higher now than when Annastacia Palaszczuk was first elected.
Watch: Teachers urged to dob on each other in integrity drive
The Education Department’s new director-general has issued an appeal to staff to dob in dodgy workmates. SEE THE VIDEO
Editor’s view: It’s not only teachers who need educating on integrity
The call to Education Department staff to dob in bad behaviour must now flow to every quarter of the public service, writes the editor.
Lobbyists say they welcome changes to political campaign role
A political lobbyist firm headed by two former Labor heavyweights has welcomed the prospect of greater regulation of its activities.
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