Labor will always put criminals before the safety of Queenslanders, and last week they confirmed that after voting against a mandatory sentence of one year for criminals who commit a serious office whilst on bail.

They weakened crime laws when they were in Government - and now we know they’d all do it again.

Last week in Parliament Steven Miles and Labor voted against a motion on mandatory minimum sentences for serious offenders who commit a crime while out on bail.

The standard you walk past is the standard you accept.

The CFMEU Commission of Inquiry has heard even more allegations of vile, misogynistic behaviour by the militant union's bosses.

The bullying and harrasment didn't just occur on the worksite, it came home in terrifying ways.

This week the CFMEU Commission of Inquiry heard a navy veteran who served in Iraq compare the militant union’s tactics to what he'd seen in war zones.