All the latest news on the Palaszczuk government's integrity crisis
The longer implementation of the Coaldrake recommendations into the state’s public sector takes, the harder it is to take Annastacia Palaszczuk seriously when she says she cares about integrity in her administration, writes the editor.
Queensland’s Health Department has spent $8m on contracts with Deloitte since the release of the landmark Coaldrake report, despite warnings it erodes public service capabilities.
A former Queensland Health lawyer who raised suspicions of corrupt conduct is still in the dark after five years, despite the case being settled.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has introduced laws to ban the ‘dual-hatting’ of lobbyists in Queensland, a cornerstone recommendation from the landmark integrity review handed down almost 12 months ago.
The timing of the Government’s release of the Coaldrake report into integrity demonstrates it has learnt nothing, writes Peter Gleeson.
Bruce Saunders would do well to listen to his maiden speech in Parliament back in 2015 as a reminder why his demands to unmask and investigate bullied public servants for being “anti-Labor” is out of touch, writes Neil Doorley.
Bruce Saunders’ factional boss won’t take action on the assistant minister despite the LNP declaring he must go over his demands to unmask bullied whistleblowers in the Coaldrake review.
The Coaldrake Report into the toxic culture inside the Palaszczuk Government tells us very little we don’t already know, offers only Band-Aid recommendations and leaves too many questions unanswered, writes Des Houghton.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is refusing to fire an assistant minister after he called for bullied whistleblowers in the Coaldrake review to be named and investigated for “anti-Labor” bias.
The state Opposition have called for a government backbencher to be sacked after he queried whether bullied public servants had an anti-Labor agenda and called for those who complained to the Coaldrake review to be named.
Despite the integrity woes engulfing her Government, Annastacia Palaszczuk has vowed to serve a full term and has committed to standing at the next election to let voters decide her future. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Over three decades since the Fitzgerald inquiry, Queensland’s government has integrity issues again. There are two reasons, writes Paul Williams.
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