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Judge To Be Sworn In As Governor

Premier David Crisafulli said Bradley brings decades of legal experience and will replace Dr Jeannette Young when her five-year term ends.

  • On Tuesday, Premier David Crisafulli announced that Queensland Appeal Court judge Justice Thomas Bradley will become Queensland's 28th Governor, following approval from King Charles.
  • Justice Bradley will succeed Governor Jeannette Young, whose five-year term expires on November 1, after Premier Crisafulli previously indicated the term would not be extended.
  • Born in Cairns, the incoming governor has served on the Queensland Appeal Court and Supreme Court since December 2018, and held community leadership roles including Chair of the Brisbane Festival Giving Committee.
  • Justice Bradley said, "Advocacy for and patronage of a diverse range of Queensland groups is integral to the role," while pledging to uphold constitutional responsibilities with dignity and fairness.
  • Bradley will be sworn in on November 1, bringing extensive experience from his distinguished legal career to the state, according to Premier Crisafulli.
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Supreme Court judge unveiled as state's new governor

A Court of Appeal judge will become Queensland's 28th governor when Jeannette Young hands over the keys to Government House.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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New Governor of Queensland announced by premier

David Crisafulli made the announcement on Tuesday morning, revealing he had received approval from King Charles for the appointment.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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