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Thursday, August 11

Mystery of why integrity boss had her laptop seized, wiped of all files

Queensland’s outgoing integrity commissioner says a laptop was controversially seized from her office by the peak public service agency and later wiped without her “knowledge or consent”.

Queensland to begin work on assisted dying scheme

The Palaszczuk government will begin a series of “complex clinical and administrative arrangements” to prepare a voluntary assisted dying scheme after a historic vote in the state parliament.

Queensland Transport Minister Mark Bailey has defended his government's response to the pandemic. (AAP Image/Glenn Hunt)

Pandemic polling stays secret as Labor fights off push for transparency

The Palaszczuk Government has used its numbers in State Parliament to keep documents secret amid calls for greater openness and accountability.

Strange bedfellows: Political foes call for more social housing

The LNP Opposition has joined other crossbenchers in demanding more social housing – normally only a priority for the Greens.

Corruption watchdog urges ministers, bureaucrats to safeguard integrity

The Crime and Corruption Commission has sent integrity reminders to the Palaszczuk Government as the Liberal National Party tries to keep up the pressure on Labor.