On paper,Andrew Wallace has a safe seat. In reality,his Queensland electorate is overflowing with new arrivals,who now have another option at the ballot box.
Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski detailed his concerns about the force in text messages to the minister’s office,which inexplicably had his name saved as “Golschescsky”.
The Crisafulli government has lifted a ban on the development of farmland in one of several future growth corridors,as it finalises plans for a new motorway.
Student Resource Scheme fees generated more than $100 million for state schools last year. But an audit by the Queensland education department found problems.
Plans have been lodged with Brisbane City Council for a 39-storey tower on a city block anchored by churches and heritage-listed buildings.
The Victorian warehouse,which has survived floods,a fire and changes to its use,is set to become a luxury apartment.
In Wednesday’s heated session of parliament,Premier David Crisafulli defended his government’s law and order reforms.
Only weeks before the Queensland election,government-appointed experts met to express their frustrations and put their unheeded advice in writing.
Rape,attempted murder,aggravated robbery,torture and arson are among the offences to be added in the next tranche of changes.
The Queensland Music Awards has come under fire for its choice of winner and the content of her acceptance speech.