The publicly owned renewable energy company created by Queensland’s Labor government six years ago is yet to construct a single project as delays on two pumped hydro projects threaten the state’s environmental targets.
David Crisafulli has refused to explain why he voted against 2018 abortion reforms despite declaring on Tuesday night that he now believed that a woman had a right to choose whether to continue a pregnancy.
Queensland is on track to miss its legislated renewable and emissions reduction targets, with critical pumped hydro projects behind schedule, yet to secure environmental approvals and facing multibillion-dollar cost blowouts.
In the final debate of the campaign, David Crisafulli came out swinging at Premier Steven Miles and his ‘silly little wedge questions’.
A senior Queensland parole board lawyer has launched legal action claiming she was pushed out of her job after accusing a colleague of pressuring a judge into burying a contentious judgment.
Labor’s so-called ‘CFMEU tax’ on state-funded construction projects is costing taxpayers at least $1bn a year, according to economic analysis.
David Crisafulli has left the door open to dramatically increasing paid parental leave for Queensland public servants and delivering a pay rise above the 2.5 per cent budgeted by Labor.
Queensland’s top union leader has warned the would-be premier an incoming LNP government faces strike action if it doesn’t deliver more than $1bn in unbudgeted pay rises to nurses, teachers and police.
Is David Crisafulli readying to break his first election promise if, as expected, he wins the October 26 election?
David Crisafulli has refused to say how and why he paid for a $200,000 ‘settlement’ payment to liquidators investigating him for insolvent trading.
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