Former Queensland Premier Steven Miles has publicly apologised to taxpayers for a multi-billion-dollar cost blowout on major infrastructure projects caused by the misuse of the union-backed BPIC policy. 

Former Labor communications director Shane Doherty joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to trace the policy's origins back to the 2017 Queen's Wharf project, dissect the role of key ministers, and analyse the political strategy behind Miles' sudden apology ahead of the Commission of Inquiry.

Former Queensland Premier Steven Miles has publicly apologised to taxpayers for a multi-billion-dollar cost blowout on major infrastructure projects caused by the misuse of the union-backed BPIC policy. 
Former Labor communications director Shane Doherty joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to trace the policy's origins back to the 2017 Queen's Wharf project, dissect the role of key ministers, and analyse the political strategy behind Miles' sudden apology ahead of the Commission of Inquiry.

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