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Is it an impossible task or just a stunt to be elected? The state is split on whether David Crisafulli should fall on his sword if he can’t fix the youth crime crisis in a term. WHAT YOU SAID
Queensland has recorded a 101 per cent jump in car theft insurance claims from 2015-24, the biggest increase of any state. VOTE IN OUR POLL
A youth crime crisis is gripping the state – so what can we do about it? ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Attorney-General Deb Frecklington has been accused of axing a victims of crime group while attention was on Cyclone Alfred.
Queensland’s prisons watchdog has told a parliamentary committee it does not know if the government has considered the effect crime laws would have on detention facilities.
David Crisafulli hasn’t been premier for long but by now we should know what the plans are. Why the wait? VOTE IN OUR POLL
The LNP has been accused of “cherry picking” data and “sloganeering” after comments made over a drop in the number of certain crimes reported over the Christmas-New Year period.
A covert police operation has been launched to tackle a southern Brisbane crime wave while thousands of fed-up residents have started patrolling their own streets.
A 3000-strong group of residents in a Brisbane suburb have taken to tracking crime and patrolling their own streets to post live as it happens. CRIME SPREE MAPPED
The Youth Justice Minister has defended the appointment of the wife of the Treasurer’s chief of staff as the head of the state government’s legal expert panel that will advise on its Adult Crime Adult Time legislation.
David Crisafulli has doubled down on his promise an expert panel on Adult Crime, Adult Time laws will start work soon, despite senior legal figures and police officers abandoning the government.
The legal community is questioning how the state government will fill positions on its Adult Crime, Adult Time advisory panel after multiple experts declined invitations to join.
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