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Queensland’s public service commissioner has been forced to step in and regain control of the way the state’s most senior mandarins are recruited after what is understood to be a scathing assessment of the integrity of the current process by the crime and corruption watchdog.
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The Palaszczuk Government hailed Building Queensland as a great idea six years ago. But now, it’s getting rid of it. What’s changed? asks Robert MacDonald
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Winston Churchill said “never let a good crisis go to waste”. This year, the pandemic saved the Palaszczuk Government.
She began the year as “dead woman walking” and ended to as the nation’s most successful female politician. 2020 has been kind to Queensland’s record-breaking Premier, writes Dennis Atkins
Crime and Corruption Commission chairman Alan MacSporran says he wants “transparent safeguards” to prevent wrong-doing.
The Palaszczuk Government has started its third term in office with a steady-as-she-goes approach, which may prove politically problematic once the glow of victory wears off, writes Dennis Atkins
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