Calls for an early return of parliament has been hosed down by the acting premier,criticising the LNP’s recent policy efforts.
But nation-leading laws to allow the release of cabinet documents after 30 days,rather than decades later,have not yet made the cut.
The state opposition has urged the Crime and Corruption Commission to take its efforts to publish a report into the alleged corruption of a former senior public servant all the way to the High Court.
An audit of Queensland’s progress on its renewable energy target has found the government to be overstating its progress,failing to communicate a vision,and at risk of falling short.
The public service will conduct an internal diversity census as it is on track to fail to reach a workforce hiring target.
The best-paid Queensland bureaucrat has a total pay package of more than $1.2 million,far eclipsing the earnings of the Premier.
Almost eight-in-10 identified bullying and harassment - including sexual harassment - as a corruption risk within their department.
Up to one in three police officers are yet to receive a COVID vaccination despite a mandatory jab deadline in just 12 days.
During a second day of question-time pressure,the Queensland Premier largely refused to comment on allegations of interference by the Public Service Commission.
The LNP leader says the party must reflect modern Queensland,but will have to convince local branch members to buy in to his vision.
Treasurer Cameron Dick has announced another hiring freeze for Queensland’s public sector.