There were a lot of happy people mid-July when Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission announced another investigation into the actions of the state’s once (and possibly future) deputy premier Jackie Trad.
It was only last May that Trad was forced to resign as deputy when the CCC announced it was investigating her interference in the selection of a headmaster for a school in her inner Brisbane city electorate of South Brisbane.
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