00:02The Brisbane City Council says a 24-hour ferry stoppage on Saturday is a disgrace.
00:08It's urging the union to call off the strike.
00:11Ultimately, we've been left with no choice simply for the fact of River City ferries not negotiating in good faith.
00:20The workers have a right to strike.
00:23It's going to really impact a lot of people.
00:25Off the water, the government rolled out a positive public transport announcement.
00:30360 new buses will be added to Queensland roads.
00:34This program will be in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
00:36The diesel buses will officially pump the brakes on the former Labor government's plan to have a zero emissions fleet.
00:43As opposed to Labor's pipe dream, we're delivering a pipeline of buses that will service Queensland.
00:49The government couldn't say when the South East's troubled train system would be back on track.
00:55I'm not going to put a date on it because ultimately we do have protecting industrial action still affecting Queensland
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00:59From public transport to public health.
01:01New figures released from the government have revealed there are more than 1,400 Australians stuck in Queensland hospitals.
01:09And these are patients who are clinically ready to leave hospital but can't.
01:15And they can't because the Commonwealth systems designed to support them, aged care and the NDIS are simply not keeping
01:23up.
01:23The federal government says it offered up $2 billion in support for aged care services.
01:29But states and territories rejected the offer, instead choosing to direct the funding into hospital systems.
01:36This is something that the Australian government needs to commit to providing an uplift in aged care, disability care.
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