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Annastacia Palaszczuk has lamented the loss of her former deputy Jackie Trad while insisting her own fate remained in the hands of Queenslanders because she would not retire before the next election. In one of her most revealing interviews, Ms Palaszczuk admitted she never coveted the Premier's role when first elected, doesn't seek advice from any of her predecessors and won't talk politics with her father and former minister Henry to avoid family arguments. The comments come six years to the day since Ms Palaszczuk was sworn in as Queensland's 39th premier following her dramatic election ...

I hear so many times I’m too old to wear this or I can’t wear that colour because of my age! The times people have told me that they can only wear a short hair cut as it will make them look younger. Other people can get stuck in a time warp from their youth and are too scared to try a new style or colour of lipstick. Just because you are used to seeing the colour you wore in your heyday, does not mean that it suits or flatters you now, in fact it can make you look quite dated and age you more.

Goss cabinet knew it destroyed documents wanted for court case We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Goss cabinet knew it destroyed documents wanted for court case Normal text size Advertisement Queensland government documents from 1990 show then-premier Wayne Goss's cabinet knew documents shredded that March were required for court proceedings. Ministers were told on March 5, 1990, that evidence gathered by magistrate Noel Heiner into allegations of child abuse, sexual assault and the management style at Wacol’s John Oxley Youth Centre was a ...

Drink-driving laws led Goss to introduce ‘scourge’ of pokies Save Normal text size Advertisement Former Labor premier Wayne Goss once lamented the introduction of poker machines into Queensland clubs as one of his biggest regrets. But in 1990, Mr Goss’s cabinet forged ahead with the long-standing Labor policy, with pokies rolling out from February 1992. The Goss cabinet moved to introduce pokies into Queensland clubs in 1992. Credit:Peter Braig The deliberations can be revealed after the public release of Goss government cabinet minutes, which have been kept under wraps for 30 ...

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