Cameron Atfield is an Afternoon Editor/Senior Journalist at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, construction and real estate, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Australia and the APAC region. Cameron's work has been featured in prominent publications such as WAtoday, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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By: Cameron Atfield
By: Cameron Atfield
The independent review of Brisbane 2032 Olympic infrastructure will “imminently” open its doors to public submissions, ending weeks of uncertainty for venue opponents and proponents alike.
By: Cameron Atfield
Premier David Crisafulli has defended his government’s new youth crime laws after his own attorney-general conceded they would be a violation of human rights.
By: Cameron Atfield
By: Cameron Atfield
A Melbourne-based developer has submitted plans to build what it claimed would be Brisbane’s best office tower outside the CBD.
By: Cameron Atfield
A federal Senate inquiry into Brisbane 2032 has called another hearing for February, despite the Crisafulli government’s 100-day venue review not being due to release its findings until March.
By: Cameron Atfield
Leave a comment Queensland's new LNP government has looked interstate to rein back the cost of the state's hospital capacity expansion program, which it claims blew out by billions under the former Labor regime.
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