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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.
The breach occurred in 2021 but was only discovered in 2023.
Commercial fishermen open up about tough regulation and a sharply declining industry.
Queensland’s AA+ credit rating was first downgraded in 2009 and has remained at that level since.
Queensland’s attorney-general says she knows the laws will run counter to international norms, but says the crime situation is ‘exceptional.’
His comments come after Australian Venues Co backflipped on a decision to ban Australia Day across its 200 venues.
Ashley Paul Griffith worked in childcare centres in Queensland, Australia where he assaulted his young victims.
The Queensland premier has pledged to introduce the ‘adult crime, adult time’ bill.
The Best Practice Industry Conditions (BPIC) is a major focus of the march, which the LNP government has suspended amid concerns it is a drag on efficiency.
Some of the benefits of BPIC include 300 percent hourly rates during Christmas, and stopping work when temperatures reached 35 degrees Celsius.
The number of public servants in every state has increased between 2023 and 2024.
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.’
NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe has called the protesters ‘vile’ and police are now investigating.
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.
The LNP has labelled the project as ‘not feasible’ and a ‘hoax,’ pledging to explore smaller, more manageable pumped hydro projects instead.
An expert believed complete reliance on renewables was dangerous and would threaten Australian species.
