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Qld budget bad news for frontline workers who want a pay rise

Stefanie Schultz and NCA NewswireJuly 1, 2025
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A woman and children participate in a rally for better pay for nurses.
QNMU members Morgan Slatter and daughter Charlotte (right) march in the Toowoomba Labour Day March in May. Picture: NCA Newswire/Kevin Farmer.

The Queensland state government is staring down a $1.2bn wage bill blackhole after using a rejected pay offer to underpin its budget.

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