Liam Walsh

Transcripts obtained by the ABC show a soccer-loving businessman behind LNP election donations told a court he helped introduce Queensland's opposition leader to run a training company that later collapsed.

Many organizations are helping Latine students succeed, but more work remains to be done

When Australian investors tipped millions into a large investment fund, they probably didn't expect it would go towards an event with boxer Floyd Mayweather or a penthouse for the wife of a property developer whose fortunes are tied to the fund. But that's exactly what the corporate watchdog has alleged.

Phone taps of convicted Logan mayor Luke Smith have been blocked from public release, despite the recordings being tendered in court.

Queensland opposition leader David Crisafulli was not called to give evidence into court about a failed training organisation he had headed, even

The LNP has vowed to rein in almost $6.8 billion spent on consultants – flagging they would develop public servants' skill levels and wanted pay packages to be "competitive" against private organisations such as KPMG.

David Crisafulli, Queensland's new premier, ran a troubled training organisation when it tried and failed to convince regulators that breaches of compliance rules had been fixed.

RACQ has suffered a massive spike in complaints as premiums as much as triple and insurance claims are mishandled so badly that one customer was robbed by the insurer's repair contractors.

RACQ is under the microscope about whether its offers to renew home insurance for customers have properly compared new prices to previous year's premiums.

A training business run by Queensland Premier David Crisafulli received government funding for more hours of teaching than it actually delivered, according to an audit.