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What politicians think of youth crime and how they plan to address it

Southern Downs state election candidates David Newport, James Lister, Melinda Keller and Liz Suduk. (Supplied)
By Jeremy Cook

Queensland Premier Steven Miles accused television media of being “addicted to CCTV footage of crime” in a rather blunt admission […]

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