The move by Labor to support the laws has led one MP to ’think about' her future.
The move comes after abortion became a major issue for the LNP during the October election.
The government has released the data to justify the need for tougher laws.
Queensland’s AA+ credit rating was first downgraded in 2009 and has remained at that level since.
The Queensland premier has pledged to introduce the ‘adult crime, adult time’ bill.
He tendered his resignation in October, when the Labor government was in caretaker mode.
Indigenous Minister Malarndirri McCarthy has suggested the Queensland government ‘hold your horses.’
The newly-elected LNP government looks set to wind up the Queensland Truth-Telling and Healing Inquiry and repeal the Path to Treaty legislation.
The new LNP government moved to axe the project upon winning office last weekend.
Cabinet encompass new ministries including victim support, home ownership, customer services, and integrity.
The pledge comes amid fears of a repeat of the Newman-era public service cuts that saw about 14,000 people removed from the taxpayer’s payroll.
The position comes as Opposition Leader Peter Dutton vows to build seven nuclear power plants if his party wins power.
Queensland’s incoming Premier David Crisafulli says he will continue his plans for a multifaceted approach to youth crime.
The outcome of the Queensland election will likely be pored over by political strategists in the lead-up to the federal election.
The incumbent Labor government saw an overall 6 percent swing against it, ending its time in government after 3 terms.
According to the Council, home deliveries have reached their lowest level since 2013, with only 6,948 new homes built in the March quarter of 2024.
Young offenders who assault detention staff will receive mandatory periods in isolation under a LNP government, despite evidence it increases reoffending.
Crisafulli promotes fiscal responsibility and crime reforms as a change candidate, while Miles defends Labor’s record, warning of potential cuts.
The move is part of the Queensland state government’s push to expand abortion services.
Labor says it will introduce 50 state-owned bulk billing clinics to the state, but medical groups say they just need more doctors.
The move by Labor to support the laws has led one MP to ’think about' her future.
The move comes after abortion became a major issue for the LNP during the October election.
The government has released the data to justify the need for tougher laws.
Queensland’s AA+ credit rating was first downgraded in 2009 and has remained at that level since.
The Queensland premier has pledged to introduce the ‘adult crime, adult time’ bill.
He tendered his resignation in October, when the Labor government was in caretaker mode.
Indigenous Minister Malarndirri McCarthy has suggested the Queensland government ‘hold your horses.’
The newly-elected LNP government looks set to wind up the Queensland Truth-Telling and Healing Inquiry and repeal the Path to Treaty legislation.
The new LNP government moved to axe the project upon winning office last weekend.
Cabinet encompass new ministries including victim support, home ownership, customer services, and integrity.
The pledge comes amid fears of a repeat of the Newman-era public service cuts that saw about 14,000 people removed from the taxpayer’s payroll.
The position comes as Opposition Leader Peter Dutton vows to build seven nuclear power plants if his party wins power.
Queensland’s incoming Premier David Crisafulli says he will continue his plans for a multifaceted approach to youth crime.
The outcome of the Queensland election will likely be pored over by political strategists in the lead-up to the federal election.
The incumbent Labor government saw an overall 6 percent swing against it, ending its time in government after 3 terms.
According to the Council, home deliveries have reached their lowest level since 2013, with only 6,948 new homes built in the March quarter of 2024.
Young offenders who assault detention staff will receive mandatory periods in isolation under a LNP government, despite evidence it increases reoffending.
Crisafulli promotes fiscal responsibility and crime reforms as a change candidate, while Miles defends Labor’s record, warning of potential cuts.
The move is part of the Queensland state government’s push to expand abortion services.
Labor says it will introduce 50 state-owned bulk billing clinics to the state, but medical groups say they just need more doctors.