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Emergency departments are struggling with more patients, with more complex conditions, even without a major COVID-19 outbreak. The Palaszczuk government has agreed to make further reforms.
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The Crime and Corruption Commission is auditing several public sector agencies to identify any conflicts of interest involving staff able to make decisions and spend funds.
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The Queensland Audit office has scrapped a proposed review of the Queensland Government’s $800 million Advance Queensland program. What might they have found? asks Robert MacDonald
The Palaszczuk Government is building more schools to deal with surging class sizes but half of its education facilities still don’t have air conditioning.
Amid the ongoing disruption of the pandemic, Auditor-General Brendan Worrall has urged universities, colleges and schools to reconsider what they offer the community.
As Treasurer Cameron Dick pushes through financial reforms, ahead of the State Budget, the government faces ongoing scrutiny of its borrowings.
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