‘Rumours, gossip’: Palaszczuk coup blasted
Annastacia Palaszczuk’s right hand man has come clean about “rumours” of a leadership challenge against the Queensland Premier.
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‘Business as usual’: Kids to go to adult prison
One state has defended its decision to hold young offenders in watch houses and adult prisons despite the move being described as “disgraceful”.
State’s answer to youth crime crisis
Victims of crime have demanded answers to why youth offending continues to skyrocket in one state. Here’s how the police will respond.
Farmers furious over Anna’s land grab
Angry Queensland farmers have lashed Annastacia Palaszczuk for a plan that they say will result in “irreversible damage” to the rainforest.
‘Not required’: Stadium rebuild slammed
A decision to splash billions of taxpayer dollars on rebuilding the Gabba in Brisbane has come under fire.
‘Crisis’: Teacher strike to hit 106 schools
As the nation grapples with widespread teacher shortages, Catholic and independent teachers will go on strike in more than 100 schools.
Albo dons on an akubra in surprise appearance
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attended the southern hemisphere’s biggest rodeo, appearing alongside maverick MP Bob Katter.
‘Great respect’: Tributes for former premier
Mike Ahern, the Nationals MP who replaced Joh Bjelke-Petersen as Queensland premier during the state’s most turbulent period, has been remembered for “his significant service” following his death aged 81.
One state’s record $400m crackdown
One state raked in $400m in traffic fines last year – and they have warned hoons their cars are in danger of being seized if they don’t pay up.
Council blamed for cancelled festival
A popular Australian festival has blamed “disrespect” and “hush money” from council for its last minute cancellation.
One state offering free flu jabs
A surge in influenza cases, and the death of an 11-year-old girl, have prompted one state government to offer free flu inoculations.
LNP secures ‘safe’ Fadden seat
LNP has secured a victory in the Fadden by-election, as votes continue to be counted.
‘More for killing cat’: Grieving parents’ anger
The grief-wracked parents of a teen stabbed to death during a street fight have slammed an appeal decision, calling it another kick in the gut.
Fresh push to boost Voice vote
A group of First Nations community leaders have been holding information sessions in regional areas ahead of the referendum, in a fresh bid to increase support.
MP’s shock claim about landlords
An MP’s spectacular claim that landlords are trying to avoid a new “fair go” rent rise cap has been revealed.
Daughter’s sad tribute after ex-MP’s death
The daughter of a former federal MP and business identity shared a touching tribute to her father after he passed away following a long battle with cancer.
Push to stop teaching kids sexual consent
The LNP won’t support sexual consent being taught in Queensland schools, fearing ‘grade 2’ students will be shown obscene images.
Calls to ‘restore’ ABC to ‘patriotic broadcaster’
Proposals for the ABC to become a “patriotic” broadcaster and ban gender dysphoria surgery on kids under 18 are being debated at a state convention.
‘Chaos’: Anna roasted over cost of living
The Queensland premier has come under fire for mounting cost of living pressures.
‘Never at war’: MP’s claim on Indigenous
The Nationals leader has reiterated his party’s position on the Voice to parliament, but made a striking claim about why they would not support a treaty plan.
Dutton’s call on Scomo’s future
Liberal leader Peter Dutton has made a call on Scott Morrison’s future after the bruising Royal Commission findings into the robodebt scheme were handed down.
Huge number of Aussies missing $1000 bonus
About 13 per cent of eligible Australian households are missing out on up to $1072 in cost-of-living payments.
State bans phones, smart watches at school
Students in one state will be banned from using their phones or smart watches for the entire school day from next year,
‘Not going to listen’: Anna’s fury at poll
Annastacia Palaszczuk has swatted away suggestions she will not win another state election after a poll found that Labor is not on track to come back in Queensland.
State slammed for secrecy on $223m bill
An independent report has found the Queensland government’s decision-making over Wellcamp was reasonable, but slammed the secrecy surrounding the huge cost.
‘Nonsense’: Premier slams Brisbane claim
Annastacia Palaszczuk has hit out at claims she is planning to change the name of Brisbane to its Indigenous equivalent, following Fraser Island.
Ban on popular dog breed proposed
One state is considering banning a popular dog breed to combat the rising number of attacks on residents.
Surprise detail spotted outside Parliament
Queenslanders were left scratching their heads after spotting a major error outside Parliament House in Brisbane.
Albo rubbishes ‘Yes’ support is on wane
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says support for the indigenous Voice to parliament continues to be in the majority, despite polling suggesting it is waning.
Huge step for flood-affected homeowners
Major relief is on the way for people who lost their homes to the devastating 2022 floods, with one woman sharing how she lost her whole house in the natural disaster.
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