A Qld MP has told parliament his Labor predecessor and party peddled misleading claims and campaign flyers falsely stating an unfunded, unbuilt fire station had been “delivered”.
An education department has responded after a new state government-funded welcome sign bearing an ironic typo was installed.
Tensions flared in parliament after the Crisafulli Government was repeatedly asked why rape and attempted murder were left out of new legislation pegged to hold teenagers accountable for ‘adult crimes’.
A fed-up first-term MP says community leaders must call out online trolls after posting then deleting a confrontational post.
Queensland’s new Child Safety Minister will not commit to a review and has dodged questions about the shocking death of a two-month-old girl, born to an at-risk teen and at the home of long-term foster carers when ambulances were called.
In a rare interview, the former Member for Keppel reveals her thoughts on her tumultuous three terms and what is next for her.
When new Keppel MP Nigel Hutton began grassroots campaigning more than 400 days ago, his team listened to many community concerns but one grievance stood above the rest.
While one candidate claims an historic victory, another is refusing to concede defeat in Labor heartland.
The future of a prime government-owned block at Hervey Bay is uncertain as the city’s new MP claims Labor told voters a fire station furphy while the State Opposition insists it’s not to blame.
Labor’s Craig Marshall says he hit the lead at one stage as preferences ebbed and flowed.
Labor’s vote collapse in outer Brisbane seats at the Queensland election has fuelled the Coalition’s hopes of gaining and holding critical ground in certain areas at the next federal poll.
Half-a-dozen electorates across Queensland are set to be decided in a nailbiting finale, while some MPs have already suffered shock defeats.
Steven Miles has been thrown to slaughter as Albo’s sacrifical bull, while The Greens, who like to throw the word ’genocide’ around a lot, would do better to apply it to their electoral fortunes, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The flagging Queensland Greens are blaming Labor for their failure to pick up any new seats and potentially losing one, in a shock state election drubbing.
Queensland’s new premier has begun to show signs of breaking from the disciplined persona he presented during the campaign, writes the editor.
David Crisafulli and his deputy will be sworn in as the heads of Queensland’s first LNP government in a decade, as the clock starts ticking on a lofty list of promises to be met within 100 days. SEE THE FULL LIST
A Qld woman says she is alive because a new system, where strokes are diagnosed and “clot-busting” drugs given within minutes, is being piloted at her regional hospital. It comes ahead of a statewide rollout.
A brawl involving a large group of teenagers at Burleigh Heads has left a boy in hospital and two others with injuries. Read what happened.
As Queensland’s mainstream political parties dodge questions on strengthening sentences for teen rapists, one party is calling on the LNP to keep their promise that serious teen offenders will be held accountable.
Redland Mayor Jos Mitchell will take a 10-day ratepayer-funded international Olympic fact-finding tour despite publicly opposing a $100 million whitewater venue in her city during last year’s election campaign.
A Queensland study has revealed a scary-looking parasite is increasingly resistant to dewormers across Australia, posing a health threat to dogs and people.
The legacy of Wayne Goss as Queensland premier continues to divide, decades after he was ditched from office. HAVE YOUR SAY
Labor has lashed out at the state government claiming it is “cooking the books” after a revelation the Cross River Rail would cost more than $17bn and not be operational until 2029.
A dark reality sits behind the unbridled offending of two young sisters, reflecting back a larger issue in our community an expert has warned.
An embattled water company has moved to ease farmers’ fears of massive water price hikes, assuring them a forecasted 430 per cent revenue increase will not come from their pockets.
The new LNP state government has created several assistant minister roles to provide residents living in regional Queensland with a direct line to the premier.
Police have started extra patrols in the Maryborough’s CBD following revelations of rooftop standoffs, screams in the night and assaults in the heritage-proud city. UPDATE
Queensland’s new government promises to investigate SunWater’s $38 million IT project blowout, with new Water Minister Ann Leahy signalling a review into project delays, staffing, and costs.
Labor has been accused of abandoning the regions. Now Queenslanders, it seems, continue to abandon Labor. HAVE YOUR SAY
More than 300 teachers are pushing the new Queensland government to reverse pay penalties tied to Covid vaccine mandates, citing a recent report on pandemic-era policies.
She endured school bullies who called her the ‘n’ word, then came Labor’s vitriolic campaign mocking her age, but after clinching victory by just 500 votes, Ariana Doolan feels vindicated.
Former Transport Minister Bart Mellish is ahead by the slimmest of margins with the seat of Aspley still in the balance.
New Premier David Crisafulli has unveiled his first LNP frontbench but despite a promise to keep the main players intact, there has been a major shake-up.
The state’s police union has revealed an enormous cash injection needed to repair the service. Read what it says must happen
A maverick Senator has pitched a federal bank plan to help bail out expensive Queensland infrastructure projects.
The final result for Rockhampton may not be known until next week with Labor saying preference voting is “all over the shop”.
Southern Downs MP James Lister has weighed in on his election victory at the weekend, and said being an MP was a job he truly loved. Here’s the latest post-election.
Arresting your way out of drugs, wasting money on minor offences, and basing policy on ideology – these are the thoughts from experts who oppose the LNP’s plan to repeal the three-strike drug laws.
Labor’s surviving MPs are set to go from the penthouse to the outhouse – and many couldn’t be happier. HAVE YOUR SAY
Labor’s Meaghan Scanlon has spoken for the first time after retaining the seat of Gaven saying the “LNP and One Nation threw everything they had at this seat.”
Regional and rural Queenslanders are still playing the “postcode lottery” for access to early termination of pregnancy, with new figures showing as few as 10 per cent of GPs are confident in prescribing the abortion pill.
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