Alex Brewster is a journalist at ABC in Brisbane. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and the housing market, drawing on his background in finance to inform his reporting on regional interests and world news. Alex has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), MSN, and Savings.com.au.
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Alex Brewster's coverage emphasizes evolving crime stories, natural disasters, and government announcements. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights related to ongoing or breaking crime-related events in Australia, particularly Queensland and Brisbane. Additionally, if you have expertise in the areas of forensic science or emergency management during natural disasters such as cyclones affecting the region, your input could be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Alex Brewster
Controversial youth justice camps are set to be rolled out in Queensland later this year, diverting up to 60 juvenile offenders from detention.
By: Alex Brewster
Queensland's peak social service body has accused the state government of making laws in an "echo chamber".
By: Alex Brewster
A long-running pay dispute between Queensland Rail and seven unions has ended with an agreement, following months of delays for commuters.
state political reporter Alex Brewster Queensland's south-east rail network will return to full service by the end of November, after the state government and unions settled a long-running pay dispute.
By: Alex Brewster
The family of a man who died in his Brisbane home, waiting two hours for an ambulance, only found out about his death through the media.
By: Alex Brewster
Embattled frontbencher Amanda Camm will step down as Queensland's child safety and domestic and family violence minister, the ABC understands.
By: Alex Brewster, Laura Lavelle
Exclusive by state political reporters Alex Brewster and Laura Lavelle Embattled frontbencher Amanda Camm has announced she will step down as Queensland's child safety and domestic and family violence minister.
By: Alex Brewster, Laura Lavelle
Exclusive by state political reporters Alex Brewster and Laura Lavelle Embattled frontbencher Amanda Camm has announced she will step down as Queensland's child safety and domestic and family violence minister.
By: Alex Brewster
Queensland's premier says combating youth crime remains his government's number one focus, while conceding more can be done to address the cost-of-living crisis.
By: Alex Brewster, Laura Lavelle
A leading advocacy group says its funding has been slashed for criticising the Queensland government's strong-handed youth justice measures.
