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Premier David Crisafulli has declared the end of cannoli diplomacy with Anthony Albanese, blasting the federal government for walking away from its aged care and NDIS responsibilities.

Premier David Crisafulli has declared the end of cannoli diplomacy with Anthony Albanese, blasting the federal government for walking away from its aged care and NDIS responsibilities.

The state government will repeal Labor-era workplace laws that allowed union officials direct access to construction site safety records, which Industrial Relations Minister Jarrod Bleijie says was being weaponised by the CFMEU.

Queensland councils want to open up late-night shopping and dining across the state – and have asked the government to give them the power.

Queensland’s mayors will be free to speak their minds and council watchdog powers will be wound back under sweeping local government reforms unveiled by Premier David Crisafulli.

Police have reassured Queenslanders there will be no clashes when the far-right “March for Australia” protest against immigration clashes with a multicultural food festival in Brisbane this weekend, despite the two events occurring just 200m away from each other.

LNP members vote to give anti-discrimination reforms the boot

A landmark inquiry into the militant CFMEU will investigate if the Palaszczuk government policies enabled the union’s behaviour and make recommendations for any criminal prosecutions.

Paramedics are being forced to leave patients with chest pains and in need of palliative care unmonitored at hospitals in an effort to get back on the road and reduce ambulance ramping wait times, staff allege.

CFMEU administrator Mark Irving has ordered members involved in a protest that shut down Brisbane CBD this morning to “return to work” amid fears it could last for days.

Health Minister Tim Nicholls has turned the tables on Labor, revealing the truth behind Sam Sangster’s involvement in a Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) hearing in NSW.

A crack police taskforce meant to tackle the state’s youth crime crisis has just two police officers and is struggling to employ staff.

Newly re-elected MP and lawyer David Kempton has been forced to apologise after it was revealed he referred to the horrific Ipswich supermarket stabbing as a non-event.

Tim Nicholls has failed to answer 10 questions on women’s health, branding it an “unreasonable” diversion of resources – despite being given a month to respond.

Queensland cannot make the same mistake as Perth by allowing its 2032 stadium to bear the name of a corporation, the head of the 100-day Olympic review has declared.

Queensland risks being dragged back to the “dark days” of the Bjelke-Petersen era with the state government standing firm on Director-General John Sosso’s involvement in redrawing electoral boundaries, Labor claims.

The state government has shut down a question to the corruption watchdog’s boss over the proposed appointment of Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie’s director-general to the Queensland Redistribution Commission.

Vindicated Quirk’s blistering take-down of Labor’s Games ‘disaster’

The Exhibition Cross River Rail station will receive a major facelift to service Olympic-sized crowds at Victoria Park, as the state’s peak transport body praises the state government’s decision to host the 2032 Games at Brisbane’s most accessible site.

That red wine photo continues to create waves on George Street, with Steven Miles receiving an apology from Qantas for his privacy being breached on their premises.