Premier Ben Carroll is demanding a royal commission into the Big Build scandal, vowing to testify if called and pushing for an immediate special prosecutor to ensure accountability. The probe will scrutinize corruption on state projects under past Labor governments—and possibly political donations and CFMEU ties—with powers to question anyone relevant, including former premiers. Meanwhile, teachers brace for their third strike this year as pay talks stall; Carroll urges them to reconsider, with his office exploring legal options like Fair Work intervention. Though stepping down from education portfolio, he vows to remain deeply involved in the sector’s future.
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