29 April
Governor s Program
The Governor’s Official Program is comprised of a wide range of constitutional and legal duties and ceremonial and community engagements. Each year, the Governor hosts thousands of visitors to Government House to take part in investiture and award ceremonies, Open Days, receptions and meetings, and travels widely throughout Queensland to support the activities of Patron groups. View a chronological record of the Governor’s daily program below. Back to all events
Thursday 29 April 2021
On Thursday, in the morning, at Government House, His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC and Mrs Kaye de Jersey welcomed the Honourable Annastacia Palaszczuk MP, Premier of Queensland, and hosted a breakfast for overnight guests in support of Regional Queensland, and the Governor addressed guests.
Victim not surprised serial sex attacker back in court The still deeply traumatised victim of a man released from jail for sexually assaulting three women says it is no surprise that he has been back in court.
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Subscriber only The still deeply traumatised victim of a Townsville man released from jail for sexually assaulting three women says it is no surprise that he has been back before the courts. In a widely publicised Supreme Court ruling in November 2019, Pais Wanman Penningson was released from jail despite the court acknowledging he posed a serious danger to the community.
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Prisoners could be given condoms in a Queensland trial aimed at stopping the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, as inmates increasingly share cells in overcrowded jails. The Courier-Mail can reveal plans have been made for a condom rollout at the Lotus Glen prison in Queensland s north for a one-month trial. We will, as discussed, facilitate a meeting to discuss the evaluation of the trial and the subsequent rollout on the provision of condoms statewide, an internal email from a senior prison manager said. However, after questions from The Courier-Mail - including on whether Queensland Corrective Services would reverse a ban on prisoners having sex - a spokesman said Commissioner Peter Martin had not approved a trial.
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