The Palaszczuk government is hiding behind a non-existent gag order to avoid questions on whether taxpayers are funding Jackie Trad’s legal bid to suppress a Crime and Corruption Commission report.
Queensland Editor Peter Gleeson said the CCC basically authored a report into some of the appointments of public servants in Queensland.
“We’re assuming that report is quite damning and critical of the Palaszczuk government. The Palaszczuk government is refusing to release it.
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