Premier to finally face up to findings, 40 hours later
After being missing in action almost two days following a damning integrity report, Annastacia Palaszczuk will finally face the media.
Integrity crisis
All the latest news on the Palaszczuk government's integrity crisis
Editor’s view: Why start the transparency now?
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk failing to front up the day after a report into her Government’s lack of transparency is the stuff of sitcoms, writes the editor.
‘I’ve had people scream in my face’: Damning integrity submissions revealed
The content of some of the 327 submissions to the Palaszczuk integrity review have been revealed – painting a picture of widespread dissatisfaction, frustration and fear. WHAT THEY SAID
Blurred lines: Lobbyist rules himself out but Premier doesn’t
As a Labor-linked lobbyist vows not to assist in the 2024 state election campaign, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has refused to rule out dealing with such operatives.
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‘So sad, perverse’: Whistleblower says report cost him his career
In his own words, the former bureaucrat who sparked the Queensland Government’s integrity crisis describes how “every effort” was made to stop him doing his job.
Premier’s cover-ups crushing Albo’s electoral hopes
The integrity crisis engulfing Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is not helping Labor in its bid for power at the upcoming federal election, writes Des Houghton.
Premier: Union links are ‘good government’
Annastacia Palaszczuk has defended Minister Mark Bailey’s close relationship with unions, declaring it “a hallmark of good government”.
Premier yet to read report as she laughs off explosive email scandal
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is yet to finish reading a scathing report into her Minister’s use of private emails, as she laughed off explosive revelations.
‘Normal part of political process’: Minister defends explosive emails
Transport Minister Mark Bailey has defended newly released emails, showing ministers being directed by a union boss and receiving a hit list of bureaucrats, saying what they highlight is “a normal part of the political process”.
Premier, Minister grilled over bombshell emails: ‘How can Queenslanders trust him?’
Annastacia Palaszczuk and Minister Mark Bailey have faced a grilling in parliament following the release of explosive emails that showed a minister being told how to vote in Cabinet by a union boss.
‘Our star recruit’: Emails show union told minister how to vote
Explosive emails have given a stunning insight into the State Government, including ministers being directed by a union boss. See the full report and excerpts of the emails in question.
Editor’s view: Is minister fit and proper to remain on front bench?
A humble apology is the least Queenslanders would expect for a saga that has dragged on and struck at the heart of our democracy, writes the editor.
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