‘Leopard can’t change its spots’: Labor candidate savaged over tweets
A shadow cabinet member has savaged Labor’s Burleigh candidate over “f— tha police” social media comments and questioned her insistence that her views have since changed.
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Crisafulli to unlock 10,000 homes, Miles spruiks $3bn plan
David Crisafulli has vowed to make changes that could unlock 10,000 new homes if elected, in response to the state’s homelessness rates.
Premier on shaky home turf as constituents do it tough
He’s arguably the most powerful politician in Queensland, yet to many voters Premier Steven Miles’ electorate north of Brisbane say they know little about him or what he stands for, and a lot of them are doing it tough.
Fresh twist in plans for 100-year-old suburb’s first supermarket
One of Brisbane’s busiest developers has snapped up a prime site, vacant for three decades, vowing to open the suburb’s first supermarket by 2027.
LNP plan to monitor cowardly DV thugs 24 hours a day
Queensland’s worst domestic violence perpetrators would be forced to wear GPS trackers monitored around the clock by officers ready to alert their victims and send police to intercept them under an LNP government.
Exposed: Union powerbroker’s brazen fake news letterbox drop
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We’re the real cost-of-living party: Greens’ pitch to struggling voters
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‘Even toilet paper’: Council offices bizarrely cleaned-out after election
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