Leaked agenda documents have exposed a coordinated campaign by Deb Frecklington and Scott Morrison to reopen the Queensland borders, with Deputy Premier Steven Miles taking no time to seize the opportunity to respond to comments directed at him by the PM.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has declared Jackie Trad will not return to her Cabinet, even if she wins the hotly contested seat of South Brisbane.
Millions could be pumped into the North Queensland economy with a $300 rebate for vehicle owners from an LNP government.
Scott Morrison says Steven Miles “really has to grow up” after Queensland’s Deputy Premier accused the Prime Minister of “taking a week off” to campaign with the LNP in Queensland.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says she would be happy to help Jackie Trad campaign in the knife-edge seat of South Brisbane but would not say if her former deputy would return to Cabinet if Labor won the October 31 election. VOTE IN OUR POLL AND FOLLOW THE LIVE ELECTION BLOG
A day after news that the family of a multi-millionaire former Jetstar boss was granted an exemption from hotel quarantine a terminal cancer patient has revealed she’s yet again been denied a request to quarantine with her Queensland family.
He led Queensland for almost a decade, including one term in minority government, now Peter Beattie insists today’s political leaders can and should make a hung parliament work, if that’s what voters deliver.
Annastacia Palaszczuk has insisted her government was showing compassion when it came to border exemptions. But that didn’t stop Prime Minister Scott Morrison taking a swipe at the Premier as he helped Deb Frecklington campaign on the Gold Coast today. FOLLOW OUR LIVE ELECTION BLOG
A Greens MP has revealed how his party will negotiate any balance of power agreement if neither Labor nor the LNP win a majority, and it could give an unknown group of his party a significant say on the future of the state.
The major parties are neck and neck in the race for Queensland’s vote, with a hung parliament looking more likely by the day. It means key crossbenchers could have a big say in the makeup of the next parliament. Jack McKay reports.
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