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Queensland Forensic Lab's Repeated Error Compromises Thousands of Cases
Queensland's forensic lab's repeated error in DNA testing thresholds has compromised thousands of criminal cases, including rapes and murders, with hundreds of rape kits awaiting testing for over a year; a review calls it 'one of the greatest failures of a justice system in the world'.
Queensland Forensic Lab's Repeated Error Compromises Thousands of Cases
Queensland's forensic lab's repeated error in DNA testing thresholds has compromised thousands of criminal cases, including rapes and murders, with hundreds of rape kits awaiting testing for over a year; a review calls it 'one of the greatest failures of a justice system in the world'.
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64% Bias Score
Inquiry Launched into CFMEU Activities in Queensland
A commission of inquiry, led by barrister Stuart Wood, will investigate the CFMEU in Queensland for violence, misconduct, and underworld links over the next 12 months, potentially leading to prosecutions and law changes, following allegations of corruption in other states.
Inquiry Launched into CFMEU Activities in Queensland
A commission of inquiry, led by barrister Stuart Wood, will investigate the CFMEU in Queensland for violence, misconduct, and underworld links over the next 12 months, potentially leading to prosecutions and law changes, following allegations of corruption in other states.
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56% Bias Score
Queensland Government Intervenes in Teacher Pay Dispute
The Queensland government intervened in a pay dispute with 48,000 teachers, calling in the industrial relations watchdog hours before a strike ballot closed; the government offered a 3% wage increase and benefits, but backpay depends on acceptance by July 31, and the union may still take industrial ...
Queensland Government Intervenes in Teacher Pay Dispute
The Queensland government intervened in a pay dispute with 48,000 teachers, calling in the industrial relations watchdog hours before a strike ballot closed; the government offered a 3% wage increase and benefits, but backpay depends on acceptance by July 31, and the union may still take industrial ...
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44% Bias Score
Teens with Criminal Histories Charged with Murder of Skincare Mogul's Husband
Two teenagers with extensive criminal histories have been charged with the murder of 57-year-old Zdravko Bilic, the husband of skincare mogul Gry Tomte, who was stabbed outside their Warana home on Monday following an alleged burglary; police allege the teens were also involved in other break-ins.
Teens with Criminal Histories Charged with Murder of Skincare Mogul's Husband
Two teenagers with extensive criminal histories have been charged with the murder of 57-year-old Zdravko Bilic, the husband of skincare mogul Gry Tomte, who was stabbed outside their Warana home on Monday following an alleged burglary; police allege the teens were also involved in other break-ins.
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48% Bias Score
CFMEU's Actions Add $22 Million to Brisbane Bridge Project, Prompting Inquiry
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli announced a royal commission-like inquiry into the CFMEU's alleged culture of violence and intimidation, citing $22 million in direct costs from the union's actions at the Brisbane Centenary Bridge project. The inquiry, expected to start in August, will explore le...
CFMEU's Actions Add $22 Million to Brisbane Bridge Project, Prompting Inquiry
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli announced a royal commission-like inquiry into the CFMEU's alleged culture of violence and intimidation, citing $22 million in direct costs from the union's actions at the Brisbane Centenary Bridge project. The inquiry, expected to start in August, will explore le...
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68% Bias Score
Queensland CFMEU Report Referred to Corruption Watchdog Amid Calls for Reform
A report alleges violence and intimidation within the Queensland CFMEU, prompting Labor to refer it to the Crime and Corruption Commission and propose bipartisan reform talks to address a toxic culture detailed in the Watson report, which claims former union leaders oversaw bullying and threats targ...
Queensland CFMEU Report Referred to Corruption Watchdog Amid Calls for Reform
A report alleges violence and intimidation within the Queensland CFMEU, prompting Labor to refer it to the Crime and Corruption Commission and propose bipartisan reform talks to address a toxic culture detailed in the Watson report, which claims former union leaders oversaw bullying and threats targ...
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52% Bias Score
Queensland Government Reaches Pay Deals with Some Public Sector Workers Amidst Escalating Industrial Action
The Queensland government has reached pay deals with doctors, police, and customer service workers, granting an 8% increase over three years for doctors, while nurses and teachers are escalating industrial action to secure better wages, with teachers planning a 24-hour strike.
Queensland Government Reaches Pay Deals with Some Public Sector Workers Amidst Escalating Industrial Action
The Queensland government has reached pay deals with doctors, police, and customer service workers, granting an 8% increase over three years for doctors, while nurses and teachers are escalating industrial action to secure better wages, with teachers planning a 24-hour strike.
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52% Bias Score
Queensland Teachers Strike Over Pay and Conditions
Queensland teachers will strike for 24 hours next Wednesday, impacting approximately 500,000 students due to a dispute over pay and conditions; this is the union's first strike in 16 years, and more are planned.
Queensland Teachers Strike Over Pay and Conditions
Queensland teachers will strike for 24 hours next Wednesday, impacting approximately 500,000 students due to a dispute over pay and conditions; this is the union's first strike in 16 years, and more are planned.
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40% Bias Score
Queensland Reverses Inclusive Education Policy, Sparking Disability Advocate Concerns
Eleven-year-old Violet, who has Down's syndrome, excels in a mainstream Queensland school, prompting concerns over the government's recent decision to build six new special schools, reversing a policy prioritizing inclusive education, despite opposition from disability advocates and experts.
Queensland Reverses Inclusive Education Policy, Sparking Disability Advocate Concerns
Eleven-year-old Violet, who has Down's syndrome, excels in a mainstream Queensland school, prompting concerns over the government's recent decision to build six new special schools, reversing a policy prioritizing inclusive education, despite opposition from disability advocates and experts.
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48% Bias Score
Queensland Police Decentralize Command to Combat Burnout
The Queensland Police Service is decentralizing its command, shifting resources from Brisbane to regional areas to address staff burnout and fatigue, based on a 100-day review's 65 recommendations.
Queensland Police Decentralize Command to Combat Burnout
The Queensland Police Service is decentralizing its command, shifting resources from Brisbane to regional areas to address staff burnout and fatigue, based on a 100-day review's 65 recommendations.
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44% Bias Score
Queensland Launches Inquiry into CFMEU Misconduct
The Queensland government launched a commission of inquiry into the CFMEU following a report detailing widespread violence, intimidation, and misogyny, with bipartisan support from the Labor opposition; the inquiry will have broad powers to compel witnesses and demand documents.
Queensland Launches Inquiry into CFMEU Misconduct
The Queensland government launched a commission of inquiry into the CFMEU following a report detailing widespread violence, intimidation, and misogyny, with bipartisan support from the Labor opposition; the inquiry will have broad powers to compel witnesses and demand documents.
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68% Bias Score
CFMEU Queensland Branch Report Details Culture of Violence
A report into the Queensland branch of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) details a culture of violence, threats, and intimidation of women and children, with former leaders Michael Ravbar and Jade Ingham allegedly overseeing the abuse, as revealed in a three-month...
CFMEU Queensland Branch Report Details Culture of Violence
A report into the Queensland branch of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) details a culture of violence, threats, and intimidation of women and children, with former leaders Michael Ravbar and Jade Ingham allegedly overseeing the abuse, as revealed in a three-month...
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64% Bias Score
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