Annastacia Palaszczuk takes aim at One Nation during the annual State of the State address, vowing to stand up to what she calls political opportunism.
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First Katherine mangoes picked and packed at Manbulloo as Northern Territory harvest expands
The first mangoes of the Katherine season have been picked and packed at the Manbulloo farm, where workers will be harvesting over the next eight weeks.
Mystery bones found in Brisbane park closer to being identified
Police say human remains uncovered in Brisbane’s Teneriffe Park earlier this year could be more than 100 years old.
Crime rate up on back of increase in drug use, domestic violence reporting
A 6 per cent increase in Queensland’s overall crime rate is attributed to drug use and an increase in the reporting of domestic violence.
North Queensland food project 'not going forward at this stage'
Failure to get an extension on the time needed to submit an environmental impact statement stalls a $2 billion food project in north Queensland.
Minister insists Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility is on track, despite no loans rolling out
The Federal Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility is on track, despite only one project progressing to the due diligence stage, senator Matt Canavan insists.
Queensland vet found guilty of breaching workplace laws while treating a horse with Hendra virus
A Queensland vet is sentenced to a 12 month court order after finding her guilty of breaching workplace laws while treating a horse with Hendra virus.
Bus driver attacks prompt safety review, union calls for cashless ticketing
The safety of Queensland bus drivers is under review amid concern that 350 drivers have been assaulted across the state in the past six months.
Queensland Opposition Leader plays down preferencing of One Nation at next election
Queensland Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls plays down the prospect of the LNP preferencing One Nation ahead of Labor at the next election, despite comments by party president Gary Spence.
Brisbane City Council sacks senior bureaucrat, implements changes over $450,000 fraud
Brisbane City Council sacks its chief internal auditor and is introducing a raft of new measures to ensure it does not fall victim to another fraud in the future.