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Opinion: No court decision can repair the devastation that has been caused by these unlawful decisions

The lead plaintiff Dylan Johnston (2nd from left) and Clive Palmer (centre) are seen outside the Brisbane Supreme Court, in Brisbane, Tuesday, February 27, 2024. Queensland’s Supreme Court has found COVID-19 vaccine mandates for Queensland police and ambulance service workers were made unlawfully. Pic: AAP/Darren England
OPINION by Senator Matt Canavan

Two weeks ago the Supreme Court of Queensland ruled that some of the COVID vaccine mandates applied by the Queensland […]

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