Queensland Premier David Crisafulli says he learned his Olympics minister had been referred to the Australia Federal Police only after the information became public through the media. All three outlets report that Crisafulli’s account is that he was not directly informed beforehand of the AFP referral and instead found out when news coverage broke. The reports focus on the timing and source of the Premier’s knowledge, presenting it as a matter of process rather than directly addressing the underlying allegations or the status of any AFP inquiry. The outlets consistently state that the Olympics minister was referred to the AFP and that the Premier discovered this through media reports rather than through internal briefing or official notification. The articles do not provide additional detail on the referral’s basis, any investigative steps, or whether any further action has been taken, beyond the Premier’s claim about how he became aware of it.