The woman charged with killing her 10-year-old daughter claimed her brain ‘hadn’t been well for months’ and that she had been approached by the devil, in videos on social media.
An emerging Cape York Indigenous leader has been charged with multiple offences.
Why Queensland Labor has backed off on plans to use Peter Dutton’s proposal for nuclear energy as a stalking horse of David Crisafulli; will Campbell Newman return to Queensland politics?
Secret recordings were made for more than a year in the offices of Queensland’s most powerful union, which is facing calls to be investigated by police over alleged breaches of the Privacy Act.
The powerful union of Queensland Premier Steven Miles’ self-described mentor Gary ‘Blocker’ Bullock has been secretly recording conversations in its Brisbane offices. One particular recording has blown the scandal wide open.
Australian officials last year refused to get involved in a wage theft legal case launched by locally employed staff of the Saudi Arabian embassy’s cultural mission.
Saudi Arabia’s embassy in Canberra is facing a class action by its locally employed Australian staff who allege they have been underpaid millions of dollars in wages and super after being forced onto ‘sham contracts’.
One Nation has lashed out at the Albanese government’s latest pay offer to parliamentary staff, arguing a pay rise of 11.2 per cent over three years was a ‘kick in the guts’ to taxpayers.
Pauline Hanson has dumped her only Queensland MP ahead of October’s state election, accusing him of plotting to join another party or run as an independent.
Unveiling his vision for a key 2032 Olympic Games venue, Queensland Premier Steven Miles hopes to channel the buzz from Paris into Brisbane Arena.
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