Queensland’s opposition will launch an inquiry into paedophile Ashley Paul Griffith if it wins next month’s state election

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Queensland’s opposition will launch an inquiry into paedophile Ashley Paul Griffith if it wins next month’s state election

Sept. 12, 2024 - 08:22 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The state opposition has vowed to launch an independent inquiry into one of Australia’s worst paedophiles if elected to government. Former childcare worker Ashley Paul Griffith last week pleaded guilty to more than 300 child sex charges.