Queensland Parliament’s estimates hearings continue, with the final days scheduled for earlier, more regular hours after a “mammoth” late-night sitting on Thursday. Multiple outlets report that the Thursday session runs late as it considers matters including child safety and domestic violence prevention. The reporting frames day nine of nine as moving to “more reasonable hours,” indicating changes to the timetable for the remainder of the estimates process. The articles provide live-update style coverage and direct readers to follow the parliamentary proceedings. While the sources focus on scheduling rather than policy outcomes, they agree on the key context: the parliament held an extended, late-running session devoted to significant portfolio areas, and the subsequent day shifts back to a less prolonged schedule. Overall, the coverage highlights the pacing of the estimates hearings and the areas of focus during the late sitting, without detailing specific findings or decisions from the session.