Premier Steven Miles has dismissed the LNP’s “detention with purpose” plan, stating mandatory minimum sentencing and solitary confinement will not have an affect on the state’s youth crime scourge.
An exclusive Courier-Mail poll reveals Queensland is divided, with Premier Steven Miles holding an overwhelming majority in one part of the state while David Crisafulli dominates in the regions.
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.
Premier Steven Miles will attempt to open ten new police beats if elected, despite 42 beats closing since Labor has been in power.
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David Crisafulli’s “entire campaign is based on a series of lies”, Premier Steven Miles says, as he targets the Opposition Leader’s commitment to implement truth in political advertising laws.
Scare campaigns and blatant lies have been coming thick and fast throughout the election campaign, with both major parties guilty. So we’ve taken a hard look at the claims, and the reality.
Jarrod Bleijie, likely to become deputy premier in nine days, is still refusing to attend The Courier-Mail’s deputy leaders’ debate.
Deputy Premier Cameron Dick has confirmed Queensland’s debt is forecast to hit $180bn by 2027-28, but says he is sure the state would be able to maintain its AA+ credit rating.
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