Ministers dodge leadership talk as Labor’s election reckoning looms
Senior Labor ministers have shot down talk of who would lead the party if it is defeated on Saturday. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Senior Labor ministers have shot down talk of who would lead the party if it is defeated on Saturday. VOTE IN OUR POLL
There will be no return to the days of the SGIO, Queensland’s beloved state-owned insurance company, regardless of who wins Saturday’s election. Here’s why both leaders think it’s a bad idea.
Delays in Queensland Health releasing a damning report into Redland Hospital smacks of a “callous, calculated” cover-up, the LNP claims as it enters the final week of election campaigning.
David Crisafulli has given a guarantee debt won’t rise above a critical threshold, declaring “the days of wanton spending will be a thing of the past”.
Steven Miles and David Crisafulli have opened up about the one area where they are divided even more deeply than on political ideology, in response to a reader question.
Only one of four political parties vying for office on October 26 are trusted more than they are distrusted, Roy Morgan polling shows. The most trusted party might surprise you.
The principal of one of Queensland’s best state high schools has told shocked parents this afternoon that he will resign by the end of this year.
Brisbane A-listers have slammed a move by a prominent city school which they say caters only to wealthy, inner-city families.
Two wildlife good Samaritans have left motorists on one of Brisbane’s busiest roads in a flap with their kind but brave actions to save a family of ducks that got caught out of water.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, on the campaign trail with Steven Miles, has once again sidestepped calls to match federal Opposition funding splits for Bruce Highway upgrades.
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