21 Apr 2021
Exclusive: Club secretary is married to one of MP’s long-serving electorate officers
Liberal MP Andrew Laming awarded grants to two organisations run by LNP branch president
14 April 2021
Guardian Exclusive: The besieged MP is also listed as patron of one of the organisations that received government grants, but says ‘there’s no conflict of interest’
Schools in Andrew Laming’s electorate told his request for Naplan data was ‘inappropriate’
9 April 2021
MP used official letterhead to ask for early access to data, but education department and teachers’ union told schools they did not have to comply
A ‘win’ for fossil fuels: green groups critical as former Origin Energy boss named chief of climate body
9 April 2021
The appointment of Grant King as chairman of the Climate Change Authority has been called ‘disappointing but unsurprising’
Toondah Harbour development east of Brisbane puts koala habitat at risk, community groups say as Priority Development Area provision questioned
8 April 2021
There are now 34 PDAs across Queensland, adding up to some 82,572 hectares; At Toondah Harbour, residents said while the protected wetlands had received much attention, on-shore koala habitat was also at risk; Minister for State Development and Planning Steven Miles said PDAs were “vital” to the state’s economic recovery
Andrew Laming investigation: electoral commission wants information from Facebook
8 April 2021
The AEC is looking into multiple pages run by the Queensland Liberal MP purporting to be community groups
Swing voters in marginal seats like Bass will be vital for Scott Morrison
8 April 2021
Like many swing voters, Lyn Beardwood has been concerned about what she has read about in Canberra in recent times.
Madonna King: Dear Andrew Laming, I’ve written your resignation letter for you
8 April 2021
Andrew Laming needs to hand in his resignation letter. Here’s one penned by Madonna King that might help him out.
AEC to investigate Liberal MP Andrew Laming over network of Facebook pages that promote LNP
7 April 2021
Besieged MP to be investigated by Australian Electoral Commission for potential breaches of electoral laws over dozens of pages set up under the guise of community and news groups
Australia’s historic ‘peanut capital’, Kingaroy, is running out of nuts because of climate change
7 April 2021
Kingaroy nut growers are considering different crops amid concern for the future; Peanut production in the area is dwindling because of unpredictable summer rainfall; Bega says its massive processing plant will stay in Kingaroy, despite fewer local nuts
