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Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath

Tuesday, December 05

Accused rapists to be publicly named under law changes

Accused rapists will be stripped of the protection of anonymity in Queensland as the government aims to remove “outdated and false” assumptions around sexual assault complaints “that have no place in our society”.

Frecklington plays the family card: $80m for outside school hours care

On her wedding anniversary, and after catching up with her family, the LNP leader has promised to help Queensland parents get back to work.

Postal votes may trouble Trump but in Australia you can just mail it in

The Australian Electoral Commission and its Queensland counterpart will make it easier to lodge, and count, postal votes, as people seek to distance themselves from the ballot box

Man 'scandalised' court with home-made signs claiming judges corrupt

A man has been found guilty of “scandalising” the court over home-made corruption signs – but in his defence claimed he never said judges were corrupt, only that they might be.

Six months on, Hannah Clarke's parents prove that courage is a family trait

Sue and Lloyd Clarke are adding their voices to calls from other advocates to make coercive control and petrol dousing specific domestic violence offences, six months after their daughter Hannah and her three children were murdered on the morning school run.

Get your vote in early: Qld poll to take place over consecutive Saturdays

The Electoral Commission of Queensland is making changes to prevent queues and allow for social distancing. That means you can pick your Saturday to vote.