Overview
- Jimmy Sullivan, MP for Stafford, has been expelled from both the Queensland Labor caucus and party following a unanimous vote, apart from his own dissent.
- The Liberal National Party raised allegations of Sullivan's involvement in a domestic violence incident, though no charges were filed after police attended his home in late 2024.
- Labor leader Steven Miles stated Sullivan was removed for failing to adhere to a negotiated return-to-work plan after taking health-related leave.
- Sullivan has denied the allegations and criticized the expulsion as a politically motivated move, claiming full compliance with the return-to-work plan.
- Following his expulsion, Sullivan will transition to the crossbench as an independent and intends to complete his term representing Stafford.