BOTTOM OF THE CLASS

Labor Can’t be Trusted on Education. Education targets have been dumped, teachers can’t be replaced and hundreds of schools remain asbestos-riddled, as the fallout from Treasurer Cameron Dick’s budget sends shockwaves across Queensland’s education sector. The Palaszczuk-Miles Labor Government has axed education targets and outcomes in this year’s budget to hide the truth about their…

LABOR PUTS QLD KIDS LAST

NEW DATA SPELLS MORE FAILURE UNDER LABOR Extraordinary new statistics have exposed Labor’s failure to support at-risk children and protect students and teachers in our schools. Yesterday Labor announced their Putting Queensland Kids First plan – but the facts speak for themselves, Labor has put Queensland kids last for the past decade. Clearly Labor was…

Labor’s Schooling Chaos

Queenslanders give Labor a lesson. Labor has been delivered a brutal lesson today, Queenslanders do not trust this Government with their children’s education. In an extraordinary development, Labor has been forced to withdraw its controversial education legislation. This is an embarrassing debacle for Labor. Labor has descended into a government in chaos and crisis which…

Labor fails to graduate school plan

Year 12 completion rates plummet under Labor.   Alarming new Australian Bureau of Statistics data has exposed Queensland’s Year 12 completion rates have plummeted under the Queensland Labor Government. Shockingly, just 73% of students are completing Year 12, down from 85% since Labor came to government in 2015. The longer Labor is in government, the…

Back to School

As students across Queensland return to school this week, I would like to take this opportunity to wish our students, parents, teachers and staff all the very best for 2024. I would particularly like to wish our newest ‘Preppies’ and their families a wonderful start as they commence their school journey. Whilst this is an…

116% INCREASE IN STOLEN CARS

Queensland endures worst year on record. Shocking new figures released by the Queensland Police Service have revealed Queensland’s Crime Crisis has careered further out of control in 2023 due to Labor’s weak laws and falling police numbers. The data reported 20,211 cars were stolen last year, up from 19,262 in 2022. It is the first…