Steven Miles would hold a state plebiscite on nuclear energy if re-elected but won’t say if he would honour the results as David Crisafulli repeats opposition to federal plan. VOTE IN OUR POLL
There were no funding or election announcements and the Prime Minister refused to commit to Olympics infrastructure funding, but Anthony Albanese and Steven Miles were all smiles on the Gold Coast.
P&C Queensland has argued Labor’s cash splash of $1.4bn to give each state school student a free lunch could be better spent elsewhere.
Party faithfuls erupted in cheers as Steven Miles reeled off his achievements over his ten months as Premier during his speech at the Labor campaign launch.
A budding politician fighting to oust Health Minister Shannon Fentiman from a relatively safe seat hasn’t done himself any favours after this slip up. THIS IS GEORGE ST BEAT
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has vowed to lead a “massively” different government if he is elected in two weeks, saying the state would be in for “more of the same” if Labor is re-elected.
The Premier has detailed Labor’s free lunch election pledge, as he denied stripping it from the Greens who pushed for free lunches years ago when it was rubbished by Labor ministers as “irresponsible”. HAVE YOUR SAY
The Sunday Mail readers have put the leaders on the spot with a very important question that effects households across the state.
Two top medical associations say they have not been consulted over the Premier’s plan to deliver 50 government-owned bulk-billing clinics, with one saying the government has totally misunderstood the issue.
Premier Steven Miles has labelled the LNP’s new dam proposal as “extraordinary” and questioned whether the party was considering revisiting the controversial Traveston Dam proposal.
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