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Queensland's 28th governor sworn in at parliament house
Bradley said he and his partner will engage with communities across the state after taking office as Queensland’s 28th governor.
- On Sunday, Court of Appeal judge Thomas Bradley was sworn in as Queensland's 28th governor at the state's parliament, replacing Dr. Jeanette Young who held the role since 2021.
- Dr. Jeanette Young concluded her five-year term after visiting all 77 local government areas and welcoming more than 100,000 visitors to Government House during her tenure.
- Bradley, a Cairns-born lawyer and former Supreme Court judge, is the first openly gay man to hold the role and previously served as Queensland's first ambassador for the Pinnacle Foundation.
- Premier David Crisafulli called the appointment a "significant moment" for the state, citing Bradley's "strong preparation" in the law and lifetime commitment to public service.
- Bradley plans to engage with communities across Queensland ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, aiming to "spend as much time out of Brisbane as we spend in it.
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Queensland’s 28th governor Thomas Bradley sworn in
Court of Appeal judge Justice Thomas Bradley KC will replace Dr Jeanette Young who has been in the role since 2021.
·North Sydney, Australia
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