Steven Miles took the top job in December,pitching himself as Labor’s best chance for the October election. New polling for Brisbane Times details what’s changed.
The Queensland-based federal opposition leader and Premier Steven Miles,maybe more by design than accident,landed on the same side of migration talk this week.
Leaked emails show that paramedics escalated their concerns to hospital bosses as the 78-year-old man’s condition deteriorated.
The Brisbane Lord Mayor has walked back his decision of barely five months ago to abandon the 2032 Games leaders’ forum – despite outstanding differences of opinion.
Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli says the federal budget reflects a choice by the Albanese government to prioritise its political survival over infrastructure planning.
Amid government efforts to address grocery pricing and competition concerns nationwide,advice to the state has pointed to potential planning interventions.
The push – on federal budget day and ahead of the state’s own pre-election budget – calls for faster,not deeper,action on arrivals.
A federal inquiry saw Woolworths’ chief executive threatened with jail. The state effort has seen a maybe not-so-surprising intervention from the Premier.
A senior executive apologised for the scenes in supermarkets across the city,blaming an IT system upgrade for the “carnage”.
While broadly welcomed by social service groups,there are concerns the rebates risk sucking up budget cash that could be used on better targeted help.
Yet one year ago,the state’s major parties had voted for a shared road ahead for First Nations communities.