Qld MP to reveal crims behind mass murder A QUEENSLAND MP says he'll reveal to parliament the identity of people he believes were involved in one of Australia's worst mass murders but who are yet to be punished. In March 1973, 15 people died, mostly from suffocation, when two barrels of petrol were used to set the Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub alight in Brisbane. Although two men were convicted for the crime, Independent MP Peter Wellington says he has new information which may turn the case on its head. He told AAP he'd reveal to parliament on Thursday afternoon people he believes were involved in the fire bombing. "I will table documents which will identity new information which hasn't been tested by the coroner and the courts," he said. It will identify new people who haven't been identified in the past who were involved in the fire bombing. By raising it in parliament, it will put pressure to reopen the coronial inquest. This new information needs to be heard. Queensland Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie says if Mr Wellington has new information, he should go to police rather than a reveal all in parliament. "If he's got the evidence, parliament can't deal with the evidence, the authorities have to deal with the evidence," he told ABC Radio.