All the latest news on the Palaszczuk government's integrity crisis
A government contractor’s attendance at a Labor fundraising dinner has raised integrity concerns ahead of Saturday’s election, but the Premier has been quick in his attempt to clarify the situation.
Laws allowing the Crime and Corruption Commission to report on its investigations, while banning it from criticising MPs, could be forced through parliament before the October election.
A government taskforce formed to implement the recommendations of Peter Coaldrake’s 2022 integrity review has been disbanded as a key measure remains incomplete.
Premier Steven Miles is looking to close a major integrity loophole that has been exposed just six months out from the state election.
Queensland’s Integrity Commissioner has made stark admissions on the rise in lobbyists and their links to the Miles government ahead of the October election.
Premier Steven Miles insists former minister Kate Jones is complying with “tough” lobbying laws as he downplayed and scoffed at integrity questions over her links with government.
Secret State Cabinet documents will be flung open to Queenslanders in a matter of weeks, it can be revealed.
While many of those who occupy often highly paid taxpayer-funded jobs might well have the relevant qualifications and experience, it is at best a bad look – and at worst, a serious problem, writes the editor.
Cabinet documents will be released within 30 days from the first half of 2024, with parliament progressing changes linked to the major reform this week.
The nation and its states are battling a leadership crisis, poorly served by a mediocre bunch of also-rans, writes Mike O’Connor.
The rapid release of secret state government documents is a step closer after new laws were introduced to Queensland parliament on Thursday.
The Opposition has forced the government to show its hand on whether corruption investigations should be made public or remain hidden.
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