Queensland Premier Steven Miles has been grilled on Tuesday during a parliament hearing for using two private jets in April for himself, one of his senior ministers and the newly appointed Police Commissioner Steve Gollshewski to fly to the same locations.
Queensland Premier Steven Miles has come under fire during a parliament hearing on Tuesday as he was questioned for using two private jets for himself, a senior minister and the newly appointed police commissioner to fly to the same locations back in April.
Queensland Premier Steven Miles has come under fire during a parliament hearing on Tuesday and questioned for using two private jets for himself, a senior minister and the newly appointed police commissioner to fly to the same locations back in April. Picture: Zak Simmonds/News Corp Australia Mr Miles responded and said Mr Gollschewski had arranged his own travel, despite the Premier asking him to accompany him.
Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli asked Mr Miles whether he was regretful for not disclosing to Queenslanders how much was spent on the two private jets. Picture: Liam Kidston/News Corp Australia
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