`Peak body’ has just two members
An insulation industry executive has denied misleading the public
An insulation industry executive has denied misleading the public
Terry Mackenroth approved a payment of $2 million for a company one day after being told its operations in Britain had plunged into liquidation.
THE ties that helped Terry Mackenroth enjoy the taxpayer-funded grace and favour of the Queensland Labor government have been fraying for some time, says Hedley Thomas.
AFP chief Mick Keelty has refused to countenance resigning despite new pressure over his call for a media blackout during terror cases.
AFTER two decades of estrangement from her father Bill, Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has begun trying to better understand her roots – and the troubled, alcoholic dad who links her to the Rum Rebellion’s infamous Governor William Bligh, ill-fated captain of the Bounty.
A FEW days before Christmas 1989, a request arrived to head for Bucharest to cover the seeds of potential revolution.
OBITUARY Clem Jones Surveyor and former Brisbane lord mayor. Born Ipswich January 16, 1918; died Brisbane December 15, 2007, aged 89.
THE prosecutor at the centre of the Mohamed Haneef debacle involving the commonwealth DPP and Australian Federal Police has been punished with a demotion, triggering protests from fellow lawyers and calls for AFP Commissioner Mick Keelty to take responsibility for the mistakes by his officers.
THANKS to the ‘usual suspects’, the Heiner affair is Queenland’s grassy knoll.
STRAPPED into the cockpit of Australia’s newest fighter jet while soaring across mountain peaks in California’s Yosemite National Park and east over Sierra Nevada, pilot John Haly is putting the $100 million-plus Super Hornet to the test.
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