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Qld govt a ‘million miles away’ from meeting police, teacher and nurses targets

Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli says the state’s government is a “million miles away” from meeting targets for police, teachers and nurses. In the five months to December, Queensland’s frontline police numbers dropped by a further 120 officers. Education Queensland data shows 2,272 first-year teachers took up jobs in state school classrooms as of November last year, compared with 3,154 in 2022 and 2,881 in 2021. “The government went to the last election promising that they would bolster frontline services, and in many cases, it’s gone backwards,” Mr Crisafulli said at a press conference on Saturday. “There are 322 fewer police today than 18 months ago; the targets set for teachers and nurses haven’t been met – they’re a million miles away from meeting them. “My vision for the public service is to make sure that we attract the best, we retain and respect the ones we have and make sure that Queenslanders know they have the best-class services no matter where they live.”