Craig Johnstone is an editor for InQueensland, a local news outlet in Australia focused on the Queensland region, particularly Brisbane. With a keen interest in local politics, social issues, and cultural events, Craig covers a wide range of topics, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the issues that matter most to the people of Queensland.
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By: David Fagan
The list of policy challenges incoming premier Steven Miles needs to get on top of is long and extremely urgent, writes David Fagan
By: Laine Clark
Residents of Cairns and other far north Queensland communities are scrambling to prepare for the arrival of Tropical Cyclone Jasper with heavy rain and gale force winds due to hit and locals told to expect days without power.
Greta Gerwig's Barbie and Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer have dominated the Golden Globe Awards nominations.
By: Craig Johnstone
Australians should be able to express their views on violence in Palestine without fear of being blacklisted, a minister says.
One in five players were the target of online abuse during the 2023 Women's World Cup, while a package of social media protection tools hid nearly 117,000 comments.
So-called "secret" recordings of Brittany Higgins' lawyer speaking at a Sydney bar while she faced cross-examination are being sought by Bruce Lehrmann as he sues for defamation.
Most Australians are ditching cash in favour digital payments and the Reserve Bank says that's putting pressure on the economics of ATMs and physically moving notes and coins around.
By: Craig Johnstone
In elite sport, as in life, the apple never falls far from the tree, writes Jim Tucker
By: Craig Johnstone
Australia’s superannuation and retirement income system is complex and difficult to navigate, writes Marc Olynyk
A 24-year-old Czech student has shot dead his father then killed 14 people and wounded 25 others at his Prague university before possibly killing himself, police say, marking the country's worst-ever mass shooting.
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