Bundaberg Regional Council’s latest financial report has revealed how much ratepayers are paying for its senior staff and elected officials as questions about the organisation’s financial stability continue. See the details:
More than half of Queensland aged care homes are falling short of care targets as providers blame a severe workforce shortage. See the full list.
A GoFundMe has been created to help with the search for a missing Murgon man as authorities, family, and friends continue to seek answers on where the 27-year-old is, and what happened to him.
A Trump presidency could delay interest rate relief for Queenslanders under high mortgage stress and hurt agricultural producers exporting to the United States, experts have warned. SPECIAL REPORT
Bundaberg Labor MP Tom Smith will keep his seat for a second term following an election battle which ended with a last day controversy requiring the courts to step in.
All three of Queensland’s bigger minor parties have gone backwards in a shock result few saw coming, with One Nation’s future as a political force now in question.
One of Queensland’s safest seats has been retained by the LNP, but the battle for Bundaberg continues with Labor MP Tom Smith holding a lead of 800 votes over his LNP rival.
Defiant in a speech to party faithful on Saturday night that critics labelled ‘pathetic’, Steven Miles has this morning called his successor.
David Crisafulli has ushered in a new era for Queensland in front of a raucous legion of supporters. HOW ELECTION NIGHT UNFOLDED
After a four-week campaign, polling booths have opened and party leaders are already out and about greeting voters.
He’s rocked up on a jetski, chowed down on a meat pie and had a dash in a V8 Supercar – Steven Miles has now hit 30 of the 36 seats he set out to visit over the final 48 hours of the campaign.
An exclusive Courier-Mail poll reveals Queensland is divided, with Premier Steven Miles holding an overwhelming majority in one part of the state while David Crisafulli dominates in the regions.
The Premier has been playing grubby politics on the abortion issue while the Opposition hammers home his tired government’s massive failures, writes Kylie Lang.
David Crisafulli has dropped a major caveat to two key election pledges, admitting the LNP promise to reduce crime victim numbers and elective surgery waitlists will be tied to population.
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